docs(profile): ssrf-guard-js entry — Workers/edge support, two-tier guarded fetch#18
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…uarded fetch Ahead of the 0.4.0 release: the entry described a single guarded fetch; 0.4.0 splits the story into safeFetch (Node, DNS checks + undici pinning) and guardedFetch (Workers/browsers, allowlist-first redirect revalidation, sameSitePolicy helper). npm badge stays auto-updating.
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Release-checklist surface #1 for ssrf-guard-js v0.4.0 (release prep PR).
The entry described a single "guarded
fetchwith URL/DNS/redirect checks"; 0.4.0 splits the story:safeFetch— Node: DNS checks + optionalundiciDNS pinningguardedFetch— Cloudflare Workers / browsers: redirect revalidation with allowlist-first policies, incl.sameSitePolicyfor crawl-your-own-site flowsBoth languages updated; the npm version badge is auto-updating, so no literal to bump.