feat: add security events for firewall users

[yeisonvargasf]

In this update, we're making a change to enhance the use of Safety for authenticated users. This change will share more detailed information with Safety about your CLI usage, development environment (e.g., Python version, Git branch), and the packages you're using. This information is required to support new security capabilities in our recently launched web-based experience at platform.safetycli.com.

Safety will never transmit your code, environment variables, or secrets, and no data will be transmitted for unauthenticated use of Safety.

Additional improvements are:

• formatting modified files.
• An event bus implementation supporting async handlers.
• Started migration from requests to httpx/tenacity

Note: Coverage will be increased and revamped in the following coming PRs. [sorry for the big PR]

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🚀 Build artifacts are ready for testing!

Download the wheel file and binaries with gh CLI or from the workflow artifacts.

📦 Install & Run

Pre-requisites

# Install uv if needed
curl -LsSf https://astral.sh/uv/install.sh | sh

# Create and enter artifacts directory
mkdir artifacts && cd artifacts

Quick Test with Python Package

# Download and run with uv
gh run download 14076246971 -n dist -R pyupio/safety
uv run --with safety-3.3.1+feat.security.events-py3-none-any.whl safety --version

Binary Installation

# Linux
gh run download 14076246971 -n safety-linux -D linux -R pyupio/safety
cd linux && mv safety safety-pr && chmod +x safety-pr

# macOS
gh run download 14076246971 -n safety-macos -D macos -R pyupio/safety
cd macos && mv safety safety-pr && chmod +x safety-pr

# Windows
gh run download 14076246971 -n safety-windows -D windows -R pyupio/safety
cd windows && mv safety.exe safety-pr.exe

./safety-pr --version

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