feat: Add Escape-Attempt Threat Catalog and Security Docs - #13
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Pin infinite loop, fork bomb, fs, and env exfil containment on both executor tiers, plus residual constructor-walk risks for honesty.
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Pins the real threat model for the sandbox and worker tiers.
src/threats.tsis a catalog of infinite-loop, fork-bomb, filesystem-exfil, and env-exfil payloads with the outcome each tier must produce, andtest/threats.test.tsruns every entry on both executors. Residual constructor-walk risks (host env on sandbox, realm fs/spawn on worker) are tested as known gaps rather than claimed fixed, anddocs/security.mdwrites the trust boundaries down.Closes #12.