Add GitHub action for deeper schema validation of PRs

[query-jeremy]

Related Issue:

N/A

Description of changes:

This PR adds a GitHub action to perform deeper validation to pushes and pull requests.

The following tests will be performed on future pull requests:

• The schema is readable and all JSON is valid. [FATAL]
• The directory structure meets expectations. [WARNING]
• The targets in $include, profiles, and extends directives can be found. [ERROR]
• All required attributes in schema definition files are present. [WARNING]
• There are no unrecognized attributes in schema definition files. [WARNING]
• All attributes in the attribute dictionary are used. [WARNING]
• There are no name collisions within a record type. [WARNING]
• All attributes are defined in the attribute dictionary. [WARNING]

If any ERROR or FATAL tests fail, the validator exits with a non-zero exit code and merging will be blocked (probably).

The validator is published to PyPi. Its source can currently be found at https://github.com/query-ai/ocsf-validator, but can be relocated to an OCSF repository without impacting this workflow.

The new GitHub action was tested locally with act.

Signed-off-by: Jeremy Fisher [email protected]

[zschmerber]

tested and worked beautifully

SUMMARY
   PASSED: Schema definitions can be loaded
   PASSED: Schema types can be inferred
   PASSED: Dependency targets are resolvable and exist 

[zschmerber]

LGTM

[floydtree]

Looks good! For later, we should get publish the validator in a repo within the OCSF org.

[query-jeremy]

we should get publish the validator in a repo within the OCSF org.

That would be my preference. I'd also like publishing control of the PyPi package to belong to the OCSF community. When the repo moves I'll wire up a GitHub action to publish to PyPi.

For now, this GitHub action pulls it from PyPi, so the source can move without effecting the action.

[mikeradka]

LGTM