Add security contact NatSpec guideline to style guide#28
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Can you also add a note for what we should do specifically for Coinbase? I imagine something like protocol-security@coinbase.com?
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Adds a new NatSpec guideline recommending the use of the
@custom:security-contacttag in contract-level documentation.This custom NatSpec tag is recognized by Etherscan and other verification tools, providing users and auditors with a clear channel for reporting security vulnerabilities.
Updates both English and Portuguese versions of the style guide. Portuguese translation generated with AI assistance and verified via Google Translate.