Add CodeQL and archiving comments to ExtractZipFolder #6908
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Added comments in ExtractZipFolder for CodeQL [SM02729] compliance, clarifying test-only usage and noting Entier framework archiving plans. No functional changes made.
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This should be resolved by #6909. Waiting for SFI scanning to complete and confirm. Closing this PR for now. |
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#minor
This pull request makes minor updates to the
TranscriptUtilitiestest helper, primarily adding clarifying comments regarding CodeQL findings and correcting a documentation comment.Documentation improvements:
TranscriptUtilitiesclass to properly close the XML tag and improve clarity.CodeQL and code safety clarifications:
ExtractZipFoldermethod, clarifying that the code is for test purposes, runs locally, does not process user input, and the framework is planned for deprecation.