feat: organize policies and rules into subdirectories #484
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@lindsey-w do you have any concerns with this change? We pushed it through dogfood with no issues but idk if there is anything PAT specific a customer might be doing that could break their setup. |
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Background
The number of policies and rules has created a condition where the top level of the repo seemed to need more organization.
This PR moves rules into a rules directory and policies into a policies directory. Additionally, it updates the indexes/*md files to point to the new locations.
This change was compatible with the behavior of lint, test, and default upload behaviors and instructions.
Testing
make test