Add GitHub->GSA federation helper modules. #179
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There are two key modules that work in concert: 1. A provider module, which sets up attribute mappings in a way that we can access interesting claims and do some fuzzy matching, 2. A service account module, which provisions Google Service Accounts that can be provisioned by providers created with the above. These rules are intended to encapsulate some of the heroics that folks must currently do with CEL to try and get workflow-level authorization to assume particular GSA's, and give us a stronger "subject" for how these workflows appear as principals in audit logs. Signed-off-by: Matt Moore <mattmoor@chainguard.dev>
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There are two key modules that work in concert:
These rules are intended to encapsulate some of the heroics that folks must currently do with CEL to try and get workflow-level authorization to assume particular GSA's, and give us a stronger "subject" for how these workflows appear as principals in audit logs.