Restructure SECURITY.md into a full security policy - #67
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Split the page into four sections: supported versions (the 1.x release line), private reporting through the Apache Commons Security Page, the library threat model reports are triaged against, and the supply-chain trust assumptions of the repository workflows. The latter documents that apache/commons-* repositories are fully trusted and that trusting GitHub-owned actions/* and github/* actions is an accepted risk, so reports about unpinned references into either are out of scope. Assisted-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01CLnTBsvmYtxzNTWVGNyz33
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SECURITY.mdfrom two bare links into four sections:apache/commons-*repositories are fully trusted (same project, governance, and access controls), and trusting GitHub-ownedactions/*andgithub/*is an accepted risk, since GitHub already runs the workflows and holds the secrets. Reports about unpinned (branch/tag) references into either are out of scope.🤖 Generated with Claude Code