feat(java): detect Executor.interrupt without any permission check in the enclosing method (CWE-862) - #114
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Adds a Java rule for the Jenkins framework: Executor.interrupt() (which aborts a running build) invoked in a method that contains no ACL permission guard.
Generic vulnerable shape:
Interrupting an executor aborts the running build and can leave artifacts/post-build steps inconsistent; it must be guarded by a permission check on the affected build's project (Item.CANCEL / Item.BUILD). Rule ID: codevigilant.java.jenkins.authz.executor-interrupt-without-permission (java/jenkins/authz tree). Includes pos/neg testcases, validated with semgrep (pos: 1 hit, neg: 0).