Upgrade to latest static analysis Action #2
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This PR replaces the existing CI/CD workflow in this repository with the Action-ified version from tool-static-analysis. Under the hood, the Action is using the exact same docker image to perform the checks, so this upgrade should have no visible change.
Turning the static analysis checks into an Action makes it much easier for your friendly neighborhood Infrastructure Team to make large-scale updates without opening pull requests in dozens or hundreds of repositories.
As an example, 247 workflows across the uclahs-cds organization are using
actions/checkout@v2oractions/checkout@v3. Those will stop working on May 13, 2024. This PR (and its dozens of identical siblings) centralize usage oftool-static-analysis@v1, which internally usesactions/checkout@v4. In the future, we will only need to updatetool-static-analysisin order for all the repositories updated in this wave to reap the benefits.