feat: Add comprehensive product advisories for improved scanner functionality
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- Introduced a blueprint for explainable quiet alerts, detailing phases for SBOM, VEX readiness, and attestations.
- Developed a roadmap for deterministic diff-aware rescans, enhancing scanner speed and efficiency.
- Implemented a hash-based SBOM layer cache to optimize container scans by reusing previous results.
- Created a multi-runtime reachability corpus to validate function-level reachability across various programming languages.
- Proposed a stable SBOM model using SPDX 3.0.1 for persistence and CycloneDX 1.6 for interchange.
- Established a validation plan for quiet scans, focusing on provenance and CI integration.
- Documented guidelines for the Findings Ledger module, outlining roles, execution rules, and testing protocols.
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# Platform Events Update — 2025-10-19
**Subject:** Canonical event samples enforced across tests & CI
**Audience:** Platform Events Guild, Notify Guild, Scheduler Guild, Docs Guild
- Scanner WebService contract tests deserialize `scanner.report.ready@1` and `scanner.scan.completed@1` samples, validating DSSE payloads and canonical ordering via `NotifyCanonicalJsonSerializer`.
- Notify and Scheduler model suites now round-trip the published event samples (including `attestor.logged@1` and `scheduler.rescan.delta@1`) to catch drift in consumer expectations.
- Docs CI (`.gitea/workflows/docs.yml`) validates every sample against its schema with `ajv-cli`, keeping offline bundles and repositories aligned.
No additional follow-ups — downstream teams can rely on the committed samples for integration coverage.