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Revert usage of --codescanning-config flag #1018

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Backs out the change from #957 and most of the subsequent fix to it in #999 (although I've left some code in place to make it easier to do this again in future).

A customer has run into another issue with this change: the Action allows specifying additional queries directly in the workflow file rather than in the config file, but the new code path does not respect these additional queries. The proper fix here, I think, is that we should have the Action inject these additional queries into the config file we pass to the CLI, like we are already doing for the ATM queries. In the interest of caution, however, I think we should revert this change temporarily while we get a stable version into GHES 3.5, then add it in with the aforementioned fix and a new test to cover this case once code freeze has passed.

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@edoardopirovano edoardopirovano requested a review from a team as a code owner April 5, 2022 08:42
@edoardopirovano edoardopirovano merged commit 9cab82f into main Apr 5, 2022
@edoardopirovano edoardopirovano deleted the edoardo/revert-codescanning-config branch April 5, 2022 14:50
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