feat(x130): add No Hardcoded Secrets rule - #29
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Flags secret-looking variables assigned a hardcoded string or number literal (sPassword = 'hunter2', sPassword = 12345) or read directly from a cube via CellGetS/AttrS/ElementAttrS and their numeric counterparts, so credentials don't ship with the process or sit unencrypted in a cube. Detection is backed by constant evaluation, so a folded concatenation or a literal carried through another variable is caught too; the value itself is never echoed into the report. Configurable via `mode` (relaxed | standard | strict | custom), `secret_names`, and `allow_secrets_in_cubes`. Not auto-fixable; suppress one-offs with `# noqa: X130`. Assisted by: Claude Code
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feat(x130): add No Hardcoded Secrets rule
Flags secret-looking variables assigned a hardcoded string or number
literal (sPassword = 'hunter2', sPassword = 12345) or read directly from
a cube via CellGetS/AttrS/ElementAttrS and their numeric counterparts,
so credentials don't ship with the process or sit unencrypted in a cube.
Detection is backed by constant evaluation, so a folded concatenation or
a literal carried through another variable is caught too; the value
itself is never echoed into the report.
Configurable via
mode(relaxed | standard | strict | custom),secret_names, andallow_secrets_in_cubes. Not auto-fixable; suppressone-offs with
# noqa: X130.Resolves #19