security: genericize internal-pattern regexes and pin release action by SHA#28
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…by SHA - pattern-check.yml: replace environment-specific hostname fragments with a generic, non-attributable '.corp' TLD pattern. - release.yml: pin pypa/gh-action-pypi-publish (commented Trusted Publishing job) to the v1.14.0 commit SHA so it is already pinned whenever the job is enabled. No behavior change.
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pattern-check.yml: replaces environment-specific hostname fragments with a generic'\.corp\b'TLD pattern (broader detection, no infrastructure naming disclosed).release.yml: pinspypa/gh-action-pypi-publishin the commented-out Trusted Publishing job to the v1.14.0 commit SHA, keeping the repo at 100% SHA-pinned actions even when that job is enabled later.Why
Defense-in-depth follow-up from a routine security review of the published repositories. No functional changes; CI should stay green.