shellfirm 0.3.7

`shellfirm` will intercept any risky patterns (default or defined by you) and prompt you a small challenge for double verification, kinda like a captcha for your terminal.
Documentation
- from: terraform
  test: terraform\s+apply.*-auto-approve
  method: Regex
  enable: true
  description: "apply state without asking for confirmation."
  id: terraform:apply_with_auto_approve
  severity: Critical
  alternative: "terraform plan -out=plan.tfplan && terraform apply plan.tfplan"
  alternative_info: "Review the plan first, then apply from the saved plan file for a controlled deployment."
- from: terraform
  test: terraform\s+state\s+(mv|replace-provider)
  method: Regex
  enable: true
  description: "Move state without asking for confirmation."
  id: terraform:state
  severity: High
  filters:
    - type: NotContains
      value: "-dry-run"
  alternative: "terraform state <cmd> -dry-run"
  alternative_info: "Preview the state change with -dry-run before actually modifying state."
- from: terraform
  test: terraform\s+workspace\s+delete.*(-force)
  method: Regex
  enable: true
  description: "Delete a Terraform workspace without asking for confirmation."
  id: terraform:workspace_delete_with_force_flag
  severity: High
- from: terraform
  test: terraform\s+workspace\s+delete.*(-lock=false)
  method: Regex
  enable: true
  description: "Delete a Terraform workspace without asking for confirmation."
  id: terraform:workspace_delete_without_lock
  severity: High
- from: terraform
  test: terraform\s+force-unlock\s+(-force)
  method: Regex
  enable: true
  description: "Manually unlock the state for the defined configuration. without asking for confirmation."
  id: terraform:force_unlock_with_force_flag
  severity: High