Add Security Analysis section with OpenTaint#1295
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Add a Security Analysis section to
README_SOURCE.mdwith a short blurb, and listOpenTaintwith a neutral description. It states that agents turn security-review findings into reusable taint rules and dependency summaries, and that the engine reuses these rules during search instead of repeating the agents' learning work, so later scans are fast, deterministic, precise, and thorough.Written for commit eefef54. Summary will update on new commits.