chore: Add Scorecard workflow for supply-chain security #225
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What was changed Added the OpenSSF Scorecard badge to the project’s README. This includes updating the README markdown to display the repository’s current security health status as reported by GitHub’s automated Scorecard workflow what it is solving This change improves project transparency by showing the security posture of the repository at a glance. The badge helps contributors and users quickly see the current security score, promotes best practices, and encourages continuous improvement in code security. Signed-off-by: Allain Magyar <allain.magyar@iohk.io>
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What was changed
Added the OpenSSF Scorecard badge to the project’s README. This includes updating the README markdown to display the repository’s current security health status as reported by GitHub’s automated Scorecard workflow
what it is solving
This change improves project transparency by showing the security posture of the repository at a glance. The badge helps contributors and users quickly see the current security score, promotes best practices, and encourages continuous improvement in code security.