Fix Pre-commit GitHub Action Label Issue ✅

The pre-commit GitHub Action was incorrectly adding the "pre-commit: passed" label even when the test failed.

Root Cause:

• The workflow step had continue-on-error: true, which makes the step outcome always "success" even when pre-commit fails
• The label logic was checking steps.pre-commit.outcome which would always be "success"
• This caused the wrong label to be applied

Solution:

• Changed to check steps.pre-commit.outputs.exit_code instead
• The exit_code is explicitly captured in line 86 and correctly reflects the actual pre-commit result (0 = passed, non-zero = failed)

Changes made:

• Identify the issue in ci-cd.yml
• Fix the condition to check exit_code instead of outcome
• Updated comment and logging to reflect the change
• Run pre-commit to ensure no formatting issues
• Complete security checks with CodeQL

Result:

• When pre-commit passes (exit code 0), the "pre-commit: passed" label is added
• When pre-commit fails (exit code non-zero), the "pre-commit: failed" label is added

Security Summary:

• No security vulnerabilities detected by CodeQL analysis
• Changes are minimal and only affect label assignment logic
• No sensitive data or credentials involved

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