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docs: add SECURITY.md with public vulnerability reporting policy - #30
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Security reports are handled in public GitHub issues so anyone can review and help fix them. Documents what a useful report contains, asks reporters to redact real tokens and op:// references, and describes how confirmed issues are released and credited. Linked from the README's Security & privacy section. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Adds a
SECURITY.mdstating that vulnerabilities are reported publicly through GitHub issues, so anyone can review the report and contribute a fix. This answers requests like #23 up front.op://references, and revealed values, and to rotate any token exposed while testing.4.xrelease only.Docs only.
SECURITY.mdisn't in the packagefiles, so the npm package doesn't change.Follow-up for the maintainer
GitHub private vulnerability reporting is still enabled on this repo. That shows a "Report a vulnerability" button that contradicts this policy. Turn it off under Settings → Code security → Private vulnerability reporting.
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