security#mitigations: init module #7
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Resolves #6 by breaking out the disabling of mitigations into it's own module. Now users must explicitly accept the risk of disabling Spectre and Meltdown mitigations with `security.mitigations.acceptRisk` in addition to actually disabling them with `security.mitigations.disable`.
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Resolves #6 by breaking out the disabling of mitigations into it's own module.
Now users must explicitly accept the risk of disabling Spectre and Meltdown
mitigations with
security.mitigations.acceptRiskin addtion to actuallydisabling them with
security.mitigations.disable.