Update github/codeql-action digest to b56ba49

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This PR contains the following updates:

Package	Type	Update	Change
github/codeql-action	action	digest	f6091c0 -> b56ba49

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This PR updates the github/codeql-action digest to 4e83f6b in the codeql.yml workflow file. This change ensures that the workflow uses the latest version of the CodeQL action.

Sequence diagram for CodeQL Analysis Workflow

sequenceDiagram
    participant GH as GitHub Actions
    participant CodeQL as CodeQL Tools
    participant Repo as Repository

    Note over GH,Repo: Updated CodeQL Action Version
    GH->>CodeQL: Initialize CodeQL (4e83f6b)
    CodeQL->>Repo: Set up analysis environment
    GH->>CodeQL: Autobuild (4e83f6b)
    CodeQL->>Repo: Build code
    GH->>CodeQL: Analyze (4e83f6b)
    CodeQL->>Repo: Perform security analysis
    CodeQL-->>GH: Return analysis results

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Updated the github/codeql-action digest to 4e83f6b.	Updated the github/codeql-action/init action to use the 4e83f6b digest. Updated the github/codeql-action/autobuild action to use the 4e83f6b digest. Updated the github/codeql-action/analyze action to use the 4e83f6b digest.	.github/workflows/codeql.yml

Possibly linked issues

• Update github/codeql-action digest to b56ba49 #354: The PR updates github/codeql-action to a specific digest, which is listed as a dependency in the issue.

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