disable shellcheck rule SC2043 (fix #355)

because it is reported as the result of placeholder replacement.

```
- run: |
    for elem in ${{ inputs.foo }}; do
        echo "$elem"
    done
```

rule_shellcheck.go

@@ -187,7 +187,9 @@ func (rule *RuleShellcheck) runShellcheck(src, shell string, pos *Pos) {
 	//           so this rule can cause false positives (#53).
 	// - SC2157: Argument to -z is always false due to literal strings. When the argument of -z is replaced from ${{ }},
 	//           this can happen. For example, `if [ -z ${{ env.FOO }} ]` -> `if [ -z ______________ ]` (#113).
-	args := []string{"--norc", "-f", "json", "-x", "--shell", sh, "-e", "SC1091,SC2194,SC2050,SC2154,SC2157", "-"}
+	// - SC2043: Loop can be detected as only running once when the target of iteration is a placeholder. (#355)
+	//           e.g. `for foo in ${{ inputs.foo }}; do`
+	args := []string{"--norc", "-f", "json", "-x", "--shell", sh, "-e", "SC1091,SC2194,SC2050,SC2154,SC2157,SC2043", "-"}
 	rule.Debug("%s: Running %s command with %s", pos, rule.cmd.exe, args)
 
 	// Use same options to run shell process described at document

testdata/ok/issue-355-shellcheck-sc2043.yaml

@@ -0,0 +1,9 @@
+on: push
+jobs:
+  test:
+    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
+    steps:
+      - run: |
+          for x in ${{ github.run_number }}; do
+            echo "$x"
+          done