feat: trim down TEA Artifact types #146
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Many of the [CycloneDX external reference](https://cyclonedx.org/docs/1.6/json/#externalReferences_items_type) types, such as `website` are not very interesting from a security perspective. Since it is easier to add new types than to remove them, this PR trims down the current list to some categories that: - Should be interesting to access on a TEA server. - Have machine-readable formats (with a few exceptions). Signed-off-by: Piotr P. Karwasz <piotr@github.copernik.eu>
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This list contains the kinds of documents that might be present on a TEA server. If a category is unlikely to be interesting, let us remove it. We can extend this enum at any time. |
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Many of the CycloneDX external reference types, such as
websiteare not very interesting from a security perspective. Since it is easier to add new types than to remove them, this PR trims down the current list to some categories that: