Walkthrough

The changes in this update encompass a significant rebranding effort from "semgrep" to "ast-grep" across documentation and configurations. It includes adjustments to text formatting, YAML structure modifications, updates to package names, introduction of new properties for rules, and a focus on emphasizing security in package management.

Changes

Possibly related issues

• coderabbitai/pr-reviewer-saas#700: The rebranding from "semgrep" to "ast-grep" in the documentation aligns with the objectives of updating references and ensuring tool functionality remains intact.

🐰✨

In the realm of code, where changes abound,
A rabbit hopped, making hardly a sound.
From "semgrep" to "ast-grep", it leaped with grace,
Ensuring each reference found its right place.
With a twitch of its nose, the deed was done,
In the world of code, a new name won.
🌟📝🐾

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