feat: verify commit-check artifact attestations

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  • Enhanced artifact download and verification process for the Commit Check Action.
  • Added steps to verify artifact attestations before package installation, improving error handling.

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The pull request modifies the action.yml file for the Commit Check Action by enhancing the dependency installation process. It introduces steps for setting up a Python virtual environment, downloading required artifacts, verifying their attestations, and installing them. The previous direct installation method has been replaced with a sequence that includes artifact verification, improving error handling by aborting installation if verification fails. The overall structure of the inputs remains unchanged.

Changes

File	Change Summary
action.yml	- Enhanced the dependency installation process with new steps for setting up a Python virtual environment. - Introduced artifact download and verification using gh attestation verify. - Replaced direct package installation with a sequence that includes verification and conditional installation.

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🐰 Hop, hop, through GitHub's green lane,
Artifacts checked with cryptic refrain,
Packages verified, secure and tight,
A rabbit's dance of digital might!
Commit Check Action, now more refined 🔒

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action.yml (1)

54-55: LGTM! Package download step is well implemented.

The use of pip download with requirements.txt is the correct approach for obtaining packages for verification before installation.

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