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Add a security policy - #562
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Points reporters to GitHub's private vulnerability reporting instead of public issues, and says security fixes go into the latest version.
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SECURITY.md, which GitHub shows on the repository's Security and quality taband in the report form. It asks people to report security problems through private
vulnerability reporting (already turned on) instead of public issues, and says
security fixes go into the latest version.
No version table, so it doesn't need updating with each major release.