Submitting scripts to our GitHub repository - Port Swigger

Summary: PortSwigger published a submission process for contributing Java-based Bambda scripts to its Bambdas repository on GitHub, covering documentation with a Javadoc block and @author tag, formatting standards, and exporting scripts from Burp in YAML format. Contributors fork the repository, upload only .bambda files, run the Validate Bambdas workflow in the Actions tab, and open a pull request, with scripts submitted individually rather than bundled.
What's compelling: The validator checks that each script is in YAML format, carries all required metadata, and starts with the required Javadoc block - and bundling scripts into a single pull request can delay publication when some need changes and others are ready to merge.

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