[experimental] tools for inspecting package images#1015
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[experimental] tools for inspecting package images#1015tonyaiuto wants to merge 7 commits intobazelbuild:mainfrom
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* Add the workflow to publish a release to the bcr. - Update .bcr metadata template - Update .bcr test matrix to drop bazel 7
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First cut at toolkit to do package inspection.
I started talking about this in #1001
The goal is to create a set of tools that can read through various archive types so that it is easy to build task specific validators. Examples are
The rpm and cpio decoder are clean room implementations, that I wrote from the spec.
After that, I used a coding agent to generate most of the readers. It's grunt work and I was happy to farm it out. I intend to use it to build a test suite. The intermediate test is that I'm using this daily at work.
README.md has more details.