docs: expand README reviewer Q&A - #68
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| ### What security property does first-frame token authentication provide? | ||
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| It provides a simple shared-secret admission check before a connection is accepted into the authenticated peer set. The comparison is performed in constant time, and failed authentication is audited and disconnected. It is not a complete identity platform: there are no per-user credentials, token rotation protocol, authorization roles, account recovery flows, or external identity-provider integration in the supported server. |
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Qualify the authentication-audit guarantee
When a client sends a blank first frame (b"\n"), server.py::_read_frame() returns b"" and _authenticate() returns False at if not frame before invoking _audit(). The client is disconnected, but this authentication failure leaves no audit event, so the new claim that failed authentication is audited is inaccurate unless the empty-frame path is also audited.
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Summary
Expands TrojanChat's README Q&A from a short FAQ into a reviewer-oriented engineering section.
Added coverage
No runtime or benchmark claim was expanded beyond what the existing README and supported implementation already document.