Store the default CodeQL bundle version in a JSON file. #145
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This moves the CodeQL bundle version from being inlined in
codeql.tsto its own JSON file. The reason for doing this is to allow the CodeQL Action sync tool to read the bundle version in use for each branch. This allows us to only synchronize the bundles in use by "important" branches (main, andv*) rather than synchronizing every bundle, the number of which are only going to grow exponentially.Merge / deployment checklist