Add scope clarifications to SECURITY.md - #2509
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Adds a set of scope clarifications to
SECURITY.md, alongside the existing trusted-inputs list.Why
Follow-up from the discussion on #2427: findings coming out of automated/LLM-assisted security sweeps are more useful when the reporter has clear guardrails on what's in scope before they invest time investigating. This adds explicit language for cases that have come up but weren't previously spelled out:
Approved by @Eugeny in #2427.