Use generic workflow discovery in lint-workflows - #1776
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This PR addresses #1775 by migrating the workflow linting process from a manual allowlist to a dynamic, generic discovery model. Key Updates:
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.github/workflowsfilename allowlist inmake lint-workflowswith generic workflow discovery for all top-level workflow YAML files*.lock.yml/*.lock.yamlclaude-workflows/**/example.ymlfiles.github/workflows/agentics-maintenance.ymlbecause it currently contains a pre-existing actionlint syntax error (string should not be empty)Validation
make lint-workflowsResolves #1775.
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