Add GitHub Rulesets via .asf.yaml#705
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Configure a minimal Ruleset to: - Prevent deletion and force-push on the default (`master`) branch and the `release` branch. - Prevent deletion, force-push, or update of any `rel/*` tag. Together, these rules satisfy the Tier 1 protection level defined by [Scorecard](https://github.com/ossf/scorecard/blob/main/docs/checks.md#branch-protection) and should allow for [SLSA Source L3](https://slsa.dev/spec/v1.2/source-requirements#source-l3) compliance, once we introduce a workflow to push provenance attestation at each commit.
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That was exactly something I meant to ask, but I forgot. It is fixed in 37cc35b |
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Configure a minimal Ruleset to:
master) branch and thereleasebranch.rel/*tag.Together, these rules satisfy the Tier 1 protection level defined by Scorecard and should allow for SLSA Source L3 compliance, once we introduce a workflow to push provenance attestation at each commit.