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Add a security policy and move LICENSE to the root - #11
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Requested by Frances · project thread
Before: dotfiles had no security policy, and the MIT LICENSE lived in
.github/, where some tools don't look for it.After: SECURITY.md tells people to report problems privately through private vulnerability reporting or email, and LICENSE sits at the repo root.
How: file-only changes. Private vulnerability reporting still needs to be switched on in Settings for the "Report a vulnerability" button to appear. Follows GitHub's Jul 2026 "6 security settings" guidance.
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