Git command requires a remote named origin to operate

[opie4624]

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➜ git remote -v

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➜ cd ..

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➜ ./trufflehog git file://test
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FATA[0000] could not scan repo                           error="error getting repo remote origin: remote not found"

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➜ cd test

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➜ git remote add bob git@example.com/bob.git

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➜ cd ..

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➜ ./trufflehog git file://test
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FATA[0000] could not scan repo                           error="error getting repo remote origin: remote not found"

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➜ cd test

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➜ git remote add origin git@example.com/bob.git

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➜ cd ..

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➜ ./trufflehog git file://test
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[mcastorina]

Hey, good find! It looks like scanner uses the remote just for metadata so I made a PR that does a best-effort approach. It should continue scanning if there are no remotes.