doc: exclude compile-time flag features from security policy #61109
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Would it be worth it to explicitely state whether e.g. --without-sqlite qualifies?
Add a new section to the security model clarifying that experimental features behind compile-time flags are not covered by the vulnerability reporting policy. These features are intended for development only and are not enabled in official releases.
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Add a new section to the security model clarifying that experimental features behind compile-time flags are not covered by the vulnerability reporting policy. These features are intended for development only and are not enabled in official releases.