fix(security): canonical gitleaks allowlist config (P71)#1
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…al config The previous .gitleaks.toml used a [[rules]] block with tags=["allowlist"] to try to suppress false positives. That is a DETECTION rule that fires on test|fake|example|placeholder|dummy|sample anywhere in a string, causing a false-positive storm on data-testid, testing-library, :latest tags, samplerArg, etc. Gitleaks tags are metadata only — they do not silence rules. The correct suppression mechanism is `[allowlist]` (top-level) or `[[rules]].allowlist` (per-rule). This commit replaces the broken file with the canonical Magnon template approved in Project-Aethra/aethra#6. Refs: P58/P71 gitleaks rule-as-allowlist fix sweep
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Summary
Replaces the broken
[[rules]] tags=["allowlist"]pattern with the canonicalMagnon
[allowlist]config. The old rule was a detection rule that fired oncommon substrings (test, fake, example, placeholder, dummy, sample) and
produced a false-positive storm.
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Aligns with
Project-Aethra/aethra#6and the P58/P71 estate-wide sweep.Test plan