Add Snyk file to ignore specific unmaintained vendor packages#85
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Description
Add a
.snykfile to ignore 57 vulnerabilities from unmaintained vendor packages. These vulnerabilities are flagged in transitive dependencies that have no available patches from their maintainers, requiring Golang 1.25.7.Motivation and Context
Snyk scans are reporting vulnerabilities in vendor packages that cannot be resolved because the upstream maintainers have not released patches. This
.snykfile explicitly ignores these known issues to reduce noise in security scans while documenting the reason for each exclusion.How Has This Been Tested?
.snykfile follows valid YAML syntaxScreenshots (if appropriate):
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