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Allow the POSIX tar the GeoLite2 fetch test uses
The runtime fetch extracts databases in pure Node, but its unit test builds a MaxMind-shaped tar.gz fixture with the system tar, which the dead-code gate flagged as an unlisted binary. It is available in CI and dev, alongside the docker and pg_isready entries already listed.
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"@openai/codex-security",
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"postcss",
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],
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"ignoreBinaries": ["docker", "docker-compose", "pg_isready", "tsx", "cosign"],
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"ignoreBinaries": [
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"docker",
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"docker-compose",
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"pg_isready",
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"tsx",
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"cosign",
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// The runtime GeoLite2 fetch extracts in pure Node, but its test builds a
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// MaxMind-shaped tar.gz fixture with the POSIX `tar` (present in CI + dev).
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"tar",
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],
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// Scoped to a single file: an export used only inside its own module is not
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// a finding. It is also why the default pass cannot answer the question the
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// production pass answers — this setting is about exports, not reachability.
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