Matiss Janis Aboltins d76d7d3204 Security hardening: validate release notes and workflow inputs (#7448)
* [AI] Harden GitHub Actions workflows against low-severity security issues

- generate-release-pr.yml: replace `eval` with an associative array for
  per-package version tracking. The version input was already moved to an
  env var in #7433, so this removes the remaining defense-in-depth concern
  of `eval`ing subshell output.
- create-release-notes-file.js: validate the OpenAI-returned category
  against the known allow-list (Features, Bugfixes, Enhancements,
  Maintenance), validate the author against the GitHub username regex,
  and collapse the summary to a single line before embedding it in the
  markdown body. Prevents indirect prompt-injection via CodeRabbit
  comments from producing malformed YAML frontmatter.
- generate-summary.js: stop logging the full CodeRabbit comment body to
  CI logs.
- netlify-release.yml, i18n-string-extract-master.yml: pass secrets via
  `env:` blocks rather than as CLI arguments, so they do not appear in
  argv / process listings.

https://claude.ai/code/session_012pZSkUBbabmmuaxbwysW33

* Add release notes for PR #7448

* [AI] Address review feedback on security hardening

- create-release-notes-file.js: stop logging the full fileContent body.
  Only log the target filename plus the (already-validated) category and
  author metadata, so the model-generated release-note text doesn't end
  up in CI logs.
- create-release-notes-file.js: validate summaryData.prNumber as a
  positive integer before using it in the file path or commit message,
  and switch both usages to the validated numeric value.
- i18n-string-extract-master.yml: write the Weblate API key into
  ~/.config/weblate under a [keys] section in a new "Configure Weblate
  API credentials" step, then drop the per-step env blocks and the
  --key CLI flag from every wlc invocation so the secret is no longer
  visible in process listings at all.

https://claude.ai/code/session_012pZSkUBbabmmuaxbwysW33

* [AI] Remove debug console.log statements for category in release notes script

Remove the four "Debug - ..." console.log calls that printed the raw
category env var (value/type/JSON-stringified form) plus the cleanCategory
value. They were clutter in CI logs; the existing info-level
"Creating release notes file: ... (category: ..., author: ...)" log
already surfaces the sanitized category.

https://claude.ai/code/session_012pZSkUBbabmmuaxbwysW33

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Actualbudget

Getting Started

Actual is a local-first personal finance tool. It is 100% free and open-source, written in NodeJS, it has a synchronization element so that all your changes can move between devices without any heavy lifting.

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