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Add a separate GitHub Actions workflow for GCC's -fanalyzer inter-procedural static analysis. Uses the system GCC (13+) which includes fd-leak tracking and improved false-positive rates over earlier versions. Complements CodeQL by catching memory leaks and fd leaks on error paths that require state-machine modeling across function boundaries. Signed-off-by: Abhinav Agarwal <abhinav.agarwal@rubrik.com>
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Summary
Add a separate GitHub Actions workflow for GCC's -fanalyzer inter-procedural
static analysis. Uses the system GCC which includes fd-leak tracking. Complements
CodeQL by catching memory leaks and fd leaks on error paths that require
state-machine modeling across function boundaries.
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