fix:Potential fix for code scanning alert no. 47

[Dargon789]

Summary by Sourcery

Add CI/CD configuration templates for GitHub Actions and CircleCI to support diverse deployment targets.

CI:

• Add GitHub Actions workflow for building and deploying Docker images to Google Kubernetes Engine.
• Add GitHub Actions workflow for building and deploying via Octopus Deploy.
• Add GitHub Actions workflows for deploying Jekyll sites and static content to GitHub Pages.
• Add GitHub Actions workflow for Docker image continuous integration.
• Add CircleCI configuration with a sample "hello world" job.

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Reviewer's Guide

This PR introduces a set of new CI/CD workflows—covering Google GKE deployments, Octopus Deploy pipelines, GitHub Pages publishing, a CircleCI job, and a Docker image build pipeline—to streamline automated builds, scans, and deployments.

Flow diagram for Google GKE deployment workflow

flowchart TD
  Checkout[Checkout Code]
  Auth[Authenticate to Google Cloud]
  DockerAuth[Docker Auth to Artifact Registry]
  GKECreds[Set up GKE Credentials]
  BuildPush[Build and Push Docker Image]
  Kustomize[Set up Kustomize]
  Deploy[Deploy to GKE]

  Checkout --> Auth --> DockerAuth --> GKECreds --> BuildPush --> Kustomize --> Deploy

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Flow diagram for Octopus Deploy workflow

flowchart TD
  Checkout[Checkout Code]
  Buildx[Set up Docker Buildx]
  Login[Log in to Container Registry]
  Meta[Extract Docker Metadata]
  BuildPush[Build and Push Docker Image]
  OctoLogin[Log in to Octopus Deploy]
  CreateRelease[Create Release]
  DeployRelease[Deploy Release]

  Checkout --> Buildx --> Login --> Meta --> BuildPush
  BuildPush --> OctoLogin --> CreateRelease --> DeployRelease

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Flow diagram for GitHub Pages Jekyll deployment

flowchart TD
  Checkout[Checkout Code]
  SetupPages[Setup Pages]
  BuildJekyll[Build with Jekyll]
  Upload[Upload Artifact]
  Deploy[Deploy to GitHub Pages]

  Checkout --> SetupPages --> BuildJekyll --> Upload --> Deploy

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Flow diagram for static content deployment to GitHub Pages

flowchart TD
  Checkout[Checkout Code]
  SetupPages[Setup Pages]
  Upload[Upload Artifact]
  Deploy[Deploy to GitHub Pages]

  Checkout --> SetupPages --> Upload --> Deploy

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Flow diagram for CircleCI 'Say Hello' job

flowchart TD
  Checkout[Checkout Code]
  SayHello[Run 'Say hello']

  Checkout --> SayHello

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Introduce Google Cloud build-and-deploy workflow	Add AWS-like Workload Identity Federation for GitHub Configure Docker Auth and Artifact Registry push Set up GKE credentials and kubectl-based deployment Integrate kustomize to update and apply Kubernetes manifests	.github/workflows/google.yml
Add Octopus Deploy pipeline	Set up Docker Buildx and registry login Extract and tag metadata for Docker images Push built images and output image tag Log in to Octopus, create and deploy release via Octopus Actions	.github/workflows/octopusdeploy.yml
Configure GitHub Pages deployments	Add Jekyll build workflow with pages artifact upload Add static content deploy workflow Configure permissions and concurrency for safe Pages updates	.github/workflows/jekyll-gh-pages.yml .github/workflows/static.yml
Introduce basic CircleCI job	Define version and docker executor Add a sample 'say-hello' job with checkout and run steps Orchestrate job in a workflow	.circleci/config.yml
Add Docker Image CI workflow	Trigger on pushes and pull requests to master Check out code and build Docker image with timestamp tag	.github/workflows/docker-image.yml

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