Add threat model doc for skills extension#108
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Add docs/threat-model.md covering the delivery and host-handling layer for skills served over MCP. Recommends the install (materialize to a host-private, immutable store) path as the baseline over load-on-demand, enumerates non-archive threats (T1-T7) with a full per-fixture mapping to the dangerous-skills-mcp corpus and to SEP-2640 clauses, folds in the mcpkit reference-implementation findings, and keeps the archive threat model as an appendix (archives are slated for removal from this version). Index the new doc in the README repository-contents table. 🦉 Generated with Claude Code
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This is a starting point for documenting the threat model for the skills extension proposal. It borrows heavily from this work, originally published in relation to file-based skills: https://gricha.dev/blog/dangerous-skills