chore: add CodeQL analysis

[0xh3rman]

Summary

• add a GitHub CodeQL workflow for the pnpm monorepo
• configure CodeQL to analyze apps/ and packages/ while ignoring generated artifacts

Testing

• not run (workflow only)

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request introduces CodeQL analysis to the monorepo, enhancing the project's security posture and code quality by automatically scanning for potential vulnerabilities and errors. The configuration ensures that only relevant source code directories are analyzed, optimizing the scanning process and avoiding unnecessary checks on generated files.

Highlights

• CodeQL Integration: A new GitHub CodeQL workflow has been added to the repository to enable static analysis for security vulnerabilities and code quality issues.
• Analysis Configuration: CodeQL has been configured to specifically analyze the 'apps/' and 'packages/' directories within the pnpm monorepo, while intentionally ignoring generated artifacts such as 'dist/' and 'node_modules/'.

Ignored Files

• Ignored by pattern: .github/workflows/** (1)
  • .github/workflows/codeql.yml

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Code Review

This pull request adds a configuration file for CodeQL analysis, which is a good step towards improving code quality. The configuration correctly specifies the source code paths to be analyzed and ignores common build artifact directories.

Please note that this configuration file by itself does not enable CodeQL. A GitHub Actions workflow is required to run the analysis. If you plan to use GitHub's default setup for CodeQL, it will automatically create a workflow and use this configuration file.

I've also added a suggestion to make the paths-ignore configuration more comprehensive by including other common patterns for generated files and directories.

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