docs: add DNS resolver privacy evidence gates#1370
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Summary
dns-security.Created from review issue
Created from review issue: #1369
What was wrong
The skill could treat a recursive resolver as strong because DNSSEC, encrypted transport, RPZ filtering, and query logging were enabled. That misses privacy leaks from full QNAME forwarding, ECS client subnet forwarding, and long-lived detailed DNS logs.
What changed
tests/resolver-privacy-edge-cases.md.Validation
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