Java: Threat Models#13506
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This PR covers the very initial work on supported threat models as describes in: https://github.com/github/code-scanning/pull/10356
In this PR we introduce some of the extensible predicates (and small helper predicates) needed to glue together the work made by CodeQL Experiences team and the CodeQL static languages teams.
The CodeQL experiences team will work on populating the extensible
supportedThreatModelpredicate with tuples via the workflow configuration.The CodeQL static languages team will work on incorporating the support threat models into the existing framework (and some queries).
Even though the code is dead as it is now, it would be good to have it merged to allow CodeQL experiences and the CodeQL static team to work in parallel.
For now we just add some basic testing of the helper predicates.