chore(observability): declare stripe webhook requirement scope

[smanthey]

Adds claw-observability override to scope Stripe webhook signature requirement for this repo scan context.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request configures the observability settings for Stripe webhook requirements within the repository. It clarifies that despite using Stripe billing APIs, the project does not expose a local Stripe webhook endpoint, thus explicitly disabling the signature requirement for scanning purposes.

Highlights

• Stripe Webhook Configuration: Introduced a new claw-observability.json file to explicitly disable the Stripe webhook signature requirement for this repository's scan context, clarifying that while Stripe APIs are used, no local webhook endpoint is exposed.

Changelog

• claw-observability.json
  • Added a new configuration file to override Stripe webhook requirements.

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Code Review

The pull request introduces a new configuration file, claw-observability.json, which declares that Stripe webhook signature verification is not required for this repository's scan context. The accompanying note clarifies that Flowise uses Stripe billing APIs but does not expose a local Stripe webhook endpoint within this scope. The change is straightforward and appears to align with the described intent, providing clear documentation for this specific observability setting.

_{Note: Security Review has been skipped due to the limited scope of the PR.}