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Docs/threat model and badges#13

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Michal Piotrowski added 2 commits April 22, 2026 19:59
Articulates what llm-safe-pl actually defends against (passive LLM
vendor reading the 9 structured identifier types out of prompt text)
and what it does not (Mapping-file leak, residual-context inference,
undetected PII types, active in-process adversaries, side channels),
with the assumptions behind that scope.

The existing 'Legal and compliance limitations' section covers some
of the same ground in a compliance-framed bullet list; this section
reframes it explicitly as a threat model so security-oriented readers
find what they expect at first skim.
Four badges under the H1: PyPI version, supported Python versions,
CI test status, and MIT license. The PyPI badges will render 'not
found' until the first publish; that's expected for the ~day-long
window before v0.1.0 lands on PyPI and preferable to a split commit.
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