docs: add a security policy - #19
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GitHub's template is a supported-versions table and a placeholder sentence, which tells a researcher nothing. This one names where the risk actually is — credential storage, the path guards that turn server-controlled ids into filenames, the auth and TLS handling — so someone looking has somewhere to start. It also records the deliberate trade-offs so they need not be re-reported: the stored password is a 0600 file rather than encrypted because there is no portable keychain, there is no --password flag because argv is readable via ps, allowSelfSigned accepts any certificate, and push is field-scoped by design. Response expectations are what one person in their spare time can actually meet, rather than an SLA that would be missed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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GitHub's template is a supported-versions table and a placeholder sentence. This one is written around what the tool actually does: it points at credential storage, the path-traversal guards, and the auth/TLS handling, and records the deliberate trade-offs so they are not re-reported as bugs.
Private vulnerability reporting is enabled, so the report link works.