Add descriptions for all LLM companion cards (LLM2-LLMK, LLMA)

[MrMartiniMo]

Description

Add missing card descriptions for all 13 LLM suit cards in the companion edition. Previously, the desc fields for cards LLM2 through LLMK were empty.

Each description follows the OWASP Top 10 for LLM Applications and covers the corresponding threat scenario (e.g. prompt injection, data poisoning, insecure output handling, excessive agency). Character names inspired by well-known Sci-Fi and AI films were chosen to match the naming convention used across the other suits. The Ace card (LLMA) description was also updated to align with the naming pattern of the other suits.

Resolved or fixed issue: none

AI Tool Disclosure

• My contribution does not include any AI-generated content
• My contribution includes AI-generated content, as disclosed below:
  • AI Tools: Windsurf Cascade
  • LLMs and versions: Claude Opus 4.6
  • Prompts: Replace $Name placeholders in LLM companion cards with human names inspired by Sci-Fi/AI film characters. Names were proposed by the AI and then reviewed and adjusted manually.

Affirmation

• My code follows the CONTRIBUTING.md guidelines

[MrMartiniMo]

@sydseter If you're interested in the name references:

Name	Reference
Sarah	Sarah Connor (Terminator)
Deckard	Richard Deckard (Blade Runner)
David	David (A.I.)
Kyle	Kyle Reese (Terminator)
Tyrell	Tyrell Corp. (Blade Runner)
Andersen	Thomas Anderson (Matrix)
Ava	Ava (Ex Machina)
Rossum	R.U.R. - Rossum's Universal Robots
Samantha	Samantha (Her)
Roy	Roy Batty (Blade Runner)
Ripley	Lt. Ellen Louise Ripley (Alien)
Dave	Dave Bowman (2001: A Space Odyssey)

Without the full name, it’s probably not always immediately clear what the context is. However, we wanted to avoid using both the first and last names because the other cards also use only a single name. If you have any other ideas, we’d be happy to incorporate them. :-)

We also considered using names like HAL-8000 or T1001, but that might be confusing :-D

[sydseter]

The names are perfect. Only using the first names works quite well.