ci(codeql): switch to advanced workflow + drop default setup

[jbdevprimary]

Disables default-setup CodeQL (which only runs on push to default branch and weekly) and replaces it with a custom workflow that runs on push to all branches.

This unblocks pushes to feature branches when the Enterprise "PRs" ruleset's code_scanning rule is active — default-setup never runs against feature-branch pushes, so the rule rejects them indefinitely with "Waiting for Code Scanning results".

Maintained centrally at github.com/jbdevprimary/gh-fleet-sync. Do not edit the workflow in place — drift detection runs on every fan-out and will flag it.

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[amazon-q-developer]

This PR adds a well-structured CodeQL advanced workflow that properly addresses the Enterprise PRs ruleset requirements. The workflow is correctly configured with:

• Appropriate triggers (push to all branches except noisy ones, PRs to main, weekly schedule, manual dispatch)
• Proper concurrency control to prevent queue congestion
• Correctly scoped permissions (actions: read, contents: read, security-events: write)
• Secure use of pinned official GitHub actions (@V3, @v4)
• Appropriate language matrix (javascript-typescript, actions) with correct build-mode settings
• Security-and-quality query suite maintaining coverage parity with default setup

No blocking issues identified. The implementation correctly solves the chicken-and-egg problem where default-setup CodeQL never runs on feature branches, preventing pushes when the code_scanning rule is active.

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