security: audit Command call sites; confirm no argument injection

Closes #18

All six Command::new call sites audited:
- bitwarden.rs (sh -c): shell string is a hardcoded literal; no user data.
- bitwarden.rs (bw unlock): all args hardcoded.
- bitwarden.rs (bw get): item_name and session passed as discrete .args() elements; no shell.
- nothooks/runner.rs (nu/sh/etc): interp and script path passed as discrete args; no shell.
- notstrap/repo.rs (git clone): url and dest passed as discrete .arg() calls; no shell.
- notfiles/tests/integration.rs: test harness with hardcoded args only.

Added SAFETY comments on the three sites that handle user-controlled config values.
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Joseph O'Brien
2026-04-11 23:52:40 -04:00
parent 822abd9c88
commit 19e74b4a1b
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@@ -89,6 +89,10 @@ impl HookRunner {
Ok(i) => i,
Err(msg) => return HookResult::Failed(msg),
};
// SAFETY: `interp` is derived from the file extension or an explicit `interpreter` field
// in HookSpec (both come from config, not untrusted shell input). `spec.script` is a
// filesystem path from config. Both are passed as discrete args with no shell involved,
// so argument injection is not possible.
let result = Command::new(&interp).arg(&spec.script).status();
match result {