refactor: run source code analysis by default #1107
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Summary
This PR removes the requirement for source code analysis to have
--analyze-source
to be enabled, making it a feature enabled by default. The--force-analyze-source
option still exists and functions as expected.Description of changes
Modifications to the relevant files handling command line options have been made to remove
--analyze-source
as an option, and thedetect_malicious_metadata_check.py
has been rewritten to include the source code analysis feature by default. The testtest_detect_malicious_metadata_check.py
has been updated to reflect this.Checklist
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