Added a basic SECURITY.md

[daveverwer]

We should have had this file for a while, it gets displayed in the "Security" tab when present.

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• Documentation
  • Added a security policy document outlining procedures for reporting vulnerabilities and how security issues are managed.

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A new SECURITY.md file has been introduced to the repository. This document outlines the project's security policies, including procedures for reporting vulnerabilities, the maintainers' response process, and channels for community feedback regarding security matters.

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File(s)	Change Summary
SECURITY.md	Added a new security policy document detailing vulnerability reporting, escalation, and disclosure procedures.

Poem

A bunny hops with cautious care,
A SECURITY.md now declares—
If bugs appear or flaws are found,
Report them safe, don’t make a sound.
With every fix, we’re strong and bright,
Secure and cozy, day and night!
🐇🔒
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Actionable comments posted: 1

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SECURITY.md (3)

1-4: Expand the Introduction to define policy scope
Consider adding a brief overview of the policy’s scope—what components or modules it covers, who it applies to (e.g., core maintainers, third-party contributors), and any exclusions. This helps set clear expectations for both reporters and responders.

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11-12: Clarify advisory publication timeline
Specify when and how advisories will be published (for example, “within 30 days of resolution” or “after CVE assignment”) and any embargo periods. This transparency builds trust and sets clear reporting-to-publication expectations.

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13-16: Minor formatting and metadata suggestions

• Ensure the file ends with a blank newline for POSIX compliance.
• Consider adding a “Last Updated” date or version identifier at the bottom for future maintenance.

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