feat: add --min-severity
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This adds `--min-severity`, which can be given a severity level to filter any findings below that level. For example: ``` zizmor --min-severity=high ``` will filter any findings below "high," i.e." findings at unknown, informational, low, or medium.
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This adds `--min-confidence`, similar to `--min-severity` (woodruffw#193), which can be given a confidence level to filter any findings below that specific confidence level. For example: ``` zizmor --min-confidence=high ``` will filter any finding below "high", i.e. findings at unknown, low, or medium confidence.
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This adds
--min-severity, which can be givena severity level to filter any findings below
that level.
For example:
will filter any findings below "high," i.e."
findings at unknown, informational, low,
or medium.
Closes #60.