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* Adding GitHub security guide * Update security.md All edits are recorded by line: 273-275 reworded for clarity. 299 reworded to “Selecting Write provides the perfect balance!” 312 deleted “,” after “discussions” 313 deleted “want to“ 317 replaced “into to” with “in too”; deleted “,” after “places”; added hyphen to “security-related” 322 deleted “,” after “configure” 340 replaced “had a need for” with “needed” 345 added “,” after “workflows” * ccccccujudggihredvcugfctdteubbiteignjjjrfndh * removedyubisneeze * Update security.md I removed the hyphen’s from “open source” in this section. Though the hyphen is correct Mike T. told me it’s a Mike McNeil preference. All edits are recorded by line: 258 deleted “,” after ”running” 265 replace “as” with “so”; replaced “device” with device's OS “device's OS” 269 replaced “We need to host and collaborate on code as a company making open-source software!” with “Since Fleet makes open source software, we need to host and collaborate on code.” 273 deleted “-“ from “open source’ 287 replaced “was” with “were” 290 deleted “:” after “enable”; added italics to “Require two-factor authentication” 293 removed”-“ from “open source”; added “If you can imagine,” 309 added italics to “Write” 326 deleted”,” after “discussions” * Update security.md Added a link in the macOS section to point to a blog post on the topic, and finished GitHub security section draft. * Update security.md Fixed broken italic * Update security.md All edits are recorded by line: 261 deleted “,” after “default”; added “the” before “performance” 262 added “from having” * Update security.md All edits are recorded by line: 270 replaced “,” with “;” 274 added “,” after “source” 311 deleted “.” after “creation”; added “,” after “eventually” 313 replaced “be sure” with “ensure”; added “,” after “handbook” 321 added “,” after “example” 327 replaced “it” with “them” 346 added “a pull request” 348 added “a” before “linear” 351 replaced “We have need this” with “We do not have a need this” 377 deleted”,” after “actions” 378 added “,” after “privileges” 384 added “,” after “repositories” * Update security.md Made Dependabot explanation clearer * Update security.md Removed an extra `that` * Update security.md It's dependa*b*ot not dependaot! Co-authored-by: Desmi-Dizney <99777687+Desmi-Dizney@users.noreply.github.com>
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