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Adds a composite action that scans source files for invisible Unicode characters used in supply chain attacks (GlassWorm, Trojan Source). Detects variation selectors, zero-width chars, bidirectional controls, BOM, Tags block, and Private Use Area characters via grep PCRE patterns.
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detect-invisible-unicodecomposite action to scan source files for invisible Unicode characters used in supply chain attacksTest plan
::errorannotationexclude-dirsandexclude-patternsinputs correctly skip matching pathsfail-on-found: falsereports findings without failing the job