Print success confirmation from check-policy.sh - #24
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The policy check stayed silent on a passing run, giving no positive signal in CI logs unlike check-security-pointer.sh's "security pointer ok" line. Echo "policy check ok" once all checks pass, right before the accumulated exit code is returned.
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Summary
check-policy.shexited 0 silently on success, while its siblingcheck-security-pointer.shprintssecurity pointer ok. A passing CI run gave no positive confirmation text.policy check okonce all checks pass, right before the accumulated exit code is returned, matching the sibling script's convention.Test plan
bash scripts/check-policy.shon the clean tree printspolicy check okand exits 0.