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Summary of Changes

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This pull request introduces a SECURITY.md file to the repository, which is a crucial step in formalizing the project's security posture. This file provides clear information regarding supported software versions and outlines the procedure for reporting security vulnerabilities, ensuring that users and contributors have a transparent and accessible way to engage with the project's security practices.

Highlights

• New Security Policy File: A new SECURITY.md file has been added to the repository, establishing a formal security policy for the project.
• Supported Versions Section: The SECURITY.md file includes a dedicated section to clearly list which versions of the project are currently supported with security updates, using a table format.
• Vulnerability Reporting Guidelines: Guidelines for reporting vulnerabilities have been included, instructing users on the process and what to expect after submitting a report.

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Code Review

This pull request adds a SECURITY.md file, which is an important step for the project's security posture. However, the file consists of placeholder content from a template. To make this document useful, it's crucial to replace the template text with information specific to this project. I've added comments highlighting the sections that need to be filled out with actual project details, such as the supported versions and the process for reporting vulnerabilities.

[gemini-code-assist]

The 'Supported Versions' table appears to contain placeholder data. Please update this table to reflect the actual versions of the project that are currently receiving security support. The version numbers listed (e.g., 5.1.x) do not seem to correspond with the project's known versioning (e.g., 'Androidify 2.0' from the README).