docs: add a security policy - #34
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There was no SECURITY.md here, so a vulnerability report had nowhere to go except a public issue. Private vulnerability reporting is enabled on the repo now and the file points at the advisory form. No version table and no response-time promise: there are no backport branches to describe, and a stale support matrix is exactly what went wrong with safe-jsx's copy. Repo file only. The files array is untouched, so no published tarball changes.
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I added a security policy here, and the same file to the other four publishing repos: safe-jsx, magic, react-native-magic-modal and react-native-magic-toast. Only the advisory link differs between them.
It points at GitHub's private advisory form:
https://github.com/GSTJ/react-native-code-push-plugin/security/advisories/new
I turned private vulnerability reporting on for all five repos.
I left the version support table out. safe-jsx had one written in 2023 that still claimed
1.1.xwas the supported line while the package sat at 1.3.4, and none of these packages keep backport branches. A table here would rot the same way. There's no response-time promise in it either, since that's not something anyone can hold to on a personal OSS project.This one is a repo file only. I didn't touch any
filesarray, andnpm packproduces what it did before.