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docs: add the CodeQL badge and describe code scanning - #37
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Code scanning now runs with GitHub's CodeQL default setup, configured in the repository settings, so the docs say where it is and what it covers.
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Adds the CodeQL badge to the README and describes code scanning in ARCHITECTURE.md and CONTRIBUTING.md. Code scanning itself was turned on in the repository settings (CodeQL default setup, free for public repositories); its first run analyzed Go, Actions, JavaScript/TypeScript and Python and found 0 alerts. The badge URL was checked and returns an SVG.