chore: de-submodule ecosystem to a workspace (go.work + sibling repos) - #267
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Replace git submodules under external/ with a workspace go.work that resolves the GrayCodeAI ecosystem repos as siblings (../<repo>): - go.work: use . + ../<repo> instead of replace => ./external/<repo> - remove external/* submodules and .gitmodules - Makefile: setup generates the workspace go.work; add release-parity + sync targets replacing the submodule sync targets - scripts: rewrite release-parity to compare go.mod versions vs sibling HEAD; drop 3 obsolete submodule sync scripts; update boundary/verify scripts - cmd/compat-test: drift check + tests read sibling repos - CI/actions: clone siblings into the workspace parent (no submodule init) - Dockerfiles: build in module mode against pinned go.mod versions - docs/AGENTS.md/README: document the workspace model - add docs/architecture/ecosystem-design.md
Several jobs (deadcode, test, lint, security, fuzz, smoke) still ran 'git submodule update --init external/hawk-mcpkit', which fails now that the submodules are removed. Remove all remaining occurrences; the checkout-eyrie action clones the siblings into the workspace parent.
…ine 3.23) OpenSSL libcrypto3 3.5.7-r0 has CVE-2026-14456 (HIGH, DoS). The fix (3.5.8-r0) is not yet published in the Alpine 3.23 repository (latest alpine:3.23 still ships 3.5.7-r0). Hawk is a Go binary that does not link libcrypto, so this is not reachable at runtime. Add the CVE to .trivyignore with justification until Alpine publishes the patch, and wire the ignorefile into the Docker Trivy scans.
The trivy-action trivyignores input sets TRIVY_IGNOREFILE to a relative ./trivyignores path that does not resolve in CI. Trivy auto-loads .trivyignore from its working directory by default, so drop the input and rely on the committed .trivyignore at the repo root.
trivy in CI does not auto-load .trivyignore from its working directory, and the trivy-action's trivyignores input resolves the ignore file relative to a path trivy cannot see. Replace the trivy-action scan steps with setup-trivy + an explicit 'trivy image --ignorefile <abs path>' command so CVE-2026-14456 (OpenSSL; fixed libcrypto 3.5.8-r0 not yet in Alpine 3.23) is honored.
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Replaces git submodules under
external/with a workspacego.workthat resolves the GrayCodeAI ecosystem repos as siblings (../<repo>).use .+../<repo>instead ofreplace => ./external/<repo>external/*submodules +.gitmodulessetupgenerates the workspace go.work;release-parity+syncreplace submodule targetsCompanion PRs (contracts bump to v0.1.12):