shellfirm 0.3.9

`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: github
  test: gh\s+repo\s+delete(\s|$)
  description: "Permanently deletes a repository and all its data."
  id: github:repo_delete
  severity: Critical
- from: github
  test: gh\s+repo\s+archive(\s|$)
  description: "Archiving a repository makes it read-only and can break workflows."
  id: github:repo_archive
  severity: High
- from: github
  test: gh\s+repo\s+rename(\s|$)
  description: "Renaming a repository breaks all existing URLs, clones, and CI/CD references."
  id: github:repo_rename
  severity: High
- from: github
  test: gh\s+repo\s+edit\s+.*--visibility
  description: "Changing repository visibility can expose private code or break public access."
  id: github:repo_change_visibility
  severity: High
- from: github
  test: gh\s+release\s+delete(\s|$)
  description: "Deleting a release removes it and its assets permanently."
  id: github:release_delete
  severity: High
- from: github
  test: gh\s+secret\s+delete(\s|$)
  description: "Deleting a secret can break CI/CD pipelines that depend on it."
  id: github:secret_delete
  severity: High
- from: github
  test: gh\s+variable\s+delete(\s|$)
  description: "Deleting a variable can break CI/CD pipelines that depend on it."
  id: github:variable_delete
  severity: High