Preserve repository identity in batch scans - #21
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Key batch targets by GitHub owner and repository so same-named repos do not share a clone, log, or resume state. Collapse equivalent URL forms before scheduling duplicate scans.
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While testing the batch runner with repositories from different owners, I noticed targets are keyed only by repository basename.
team-one/serviceandteam-two/serviceboth resolve torepos_being_scanned/service, so one checkout can be reused and the same directory scheduled twice.This keeps the existing batch flow but derives clone directories and target keys from both owner and repository (
team-one__service). Equivalent URL forms collapse to one target, keeping clone, log, result, and resume state independent per repository.Tested with the complete harness suite on Python 3.14: 163 tests passed with 95% overall coverage.