docs(security): drop specific dollar figure from RunsOn section#34
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… section \$3.50/mo is a current-state vendor figure that rots when AWS / RunsOn adjust pricing, and broadcasts a personal-spend decision that doesn't belong in public docs. The trade-off the paragraph is making (fixed control-plane cost vs GitHub Actions per-minute billing) is preserved without naming the dollar amount. Per the cross-repo standard: vague over specific for any cost or subscription-tier reference in committed content. Assisted-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Specific vendor pricing rots when the vendor adjusts plans, broadcasts a personal-spend decision that doesn't belong in public docs (`seo.indexing: "all"`), and pulls focus toward the price instead of the mechanism. Applies the same posture as "use placeholders for any committed value tied to one person" from the secrets policy.
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