[Repo Assist] docs: add SECURITY.md with vulnerability reporting policy and security model#127
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Summary
Adds a
SECURITY.mdfile to the repository root. GitHub automatically detects this file and surfaces a "Security policy" link on the repository page, making it easy for users to know how to report vulnerabilities responsibly.Why
phpcbf) and reads/writes temp files. It's worth being transparent about the security model.settings.jsonto redirectexecutablePath) now have a clear path to report it.Content
[Security]issue or contact the maintainer directly for sensitive disclosuresTest Status
✅ Unit tests pass:
npm run test:unit— 7/7 pass (documentation-only change, no code modified)