Please enable Private Vulnerability Reporting (security disclosure channel)

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Feature
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Read the repository's security policy and the linked GitHub documentation on configuring vulnerability reporting for a repository. Check the repository's security settings and enable Private Vulnerability Reporting; done means maintainers can receive reports through GitHub's private reporting channel.

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Description

repo:cms

Hi maintainers,

I'm a security researcher and have potential security findings that I'd like to
report privately.

I couldn't find a documented private contact in the repository's security policy or
other project metadata, and this repository does not currently have GitHub Private
Vulnerability Reporting enabled.

Could you please enable Private Vulnerability Reporting for this repository? It is a
free, built-in GitHub feature that gives maintainers a private channel to receive and
triage security reports:

https://docs.github.com/en/code-security/how-tos/report-and-fix-vulnerabilities/configure-vulnerability-reporting/configure-for-a-repository

Once it is enabled, I'll submit the technical details, reproduction steps, and
suggested fixes through that private channel. If you prefer another private contact,
please let me know and I'll use that instead.

I'm intentionally not including any vulnerability details in this public issue.

Thanks!

zx — GitHub: @manus-pi

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