chore(ci): enhance CI pipeline and generate Cycle 8 report

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• Pin jscpd to 4.0.0 to stabilize CI jobs.
• Add ignore directories (dist/, build/) for jscpd scan to resolve false positives.
• Run bandit SAST tool and openenv validate in GitHub Actions for robust server-side security checks.
• Include cycle 8 markdown report.

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Summary by Sourcery

Stabilize and enhance the CI code-quality pipeline and document the changes in a new Cycle 8 report.

CI:

• Extend the Python code-quality workflow to install and run Bandit security scanning and OpenEnv validation.
• Pin the jscpd npm package to version 4.0.0 in the CI workflow and update its ignore patterns to exclude dist and build artifacts from duplicate-code checks.

Documentation:

• Add a Cycle 8 report describing the current CI health, risks, and planned improvements.

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Reviewer's Guide

Updates the code-quality GitHub Actions workflow to add security scanning (Bandit, OpenEnv validation), stabilize duplicate-code detection by pinning jscpd and ignoring build artifacts, and adds a Cycle 8 CI/reporting markdown document describing these improvements.

Flow diagram for updated code-quality CI workflow

flowchart TD
  A[GitHubActions code-quality workflow] --> B[Install Python dependencies<br/>ruff, mypy, pydantic, vulture, radon, bandit, openenv-core]
  B --> C[Run mypy]
  C --> D[Run bandit -c pyproject.toml -r .]
  D --> E[Run openenv validate]
  E --> F[Run vulture]
  F --> G[Run radon]
  G --> H[Install jscpd@4.0.0]
  H --> I[Run jscpd with ignores<br/>node_modules, venv, .venv, dist, build]

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Extend Python code-quality CI job to include security scanning and environment validation.	Add bandit and openenv-core to the pip-installed tooling set in the code-quality workflow job. Introduce a Bandit SAST scan step configured via pyproject.toml and running recursively over the repository. Introduce an OpenEnv validation step that runs openenv validate as part of the CI pipeline.	.github/workflows/code-quality.yml
Stabilize and reduce noise in duplicate-code detection in CI.	Pin the globally installed jscpd NPM package to version 4.0.0 in the workflow. Extend jscpd ignore patterns to exclude dist/ and build/ directories alongside existing exclusions when scanning for duplicates.	.github/workflows/code-quality.yml
Document Cycle 8 CI health, gaps, and improvements plan.	Create a Cycle 8 report markdown file outlining current CI strengths/weaknesses, risks, competitor analysis, and planned improvements. Describe the specific CI changes implemented in this cycle, including jscpd pinning, Bandit/OpenEnv integration, and expected outcomes.	CYCLE_8_REPORT.md

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