feat: Add code check

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  • Improved internal quality assurance by updating the automated code checking and build process.
  • Enhanced integration with analysis tools for better verification during compilation.

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Walkthrough

A new configuration file, .codecheck/check.yml, has been added. It defines version 2.0 of the code checking process with a pre_codecheck sequence that includes steps such as checking out the source, navigating to a specified directory, setting up the Maven environment, and compiling the project while skipping tests. Additionally, tool parameters are set for secsolar—including a compile script matching the pre_codecheck command—and placeholders for configuring spotbugs.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
.codecheck/check.yml	New configuration file for code checking. Defines version 2.0 with pre_codecheck steps (checkout, directory change, Maven setup, compile) and tool parameters for secsolar and spotbugs.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant CI as CodeCheck CI
    participant SCM as Source Control
    participant Shell as Shell Environment
    participant Maven as Maven Build

    CI->>SCM: Checkout source code
    CI->>Shell: Run pre_codecheck steps:
    Shell->>Shell: cd ${WORKSPACE}/code\nSetup Maven path\nExecute Maven commands (check version & compile, skip tests)
    Shell->>Maven: Trigger Maven operations
    Maven-->>Shell: Return build result
    Shell-->>CI: Report status

    Note over CI,Shell: Tools secsolar & spotbugs are configured for additional analysis.

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In my warren of code, I hop with cheer,
A new config sprouts, so fresh and clear.
Maven carrots crunch in every compile,
Secsolar and spotbugs add style.
Hopping high, I celebrate this code delight—
A rabbit’s joy in digital twilight!

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