Remove screenshot from .github/SECURITY.md#1883
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It turns out there are different paths to get to the security page on GitHub, and one of them ends up with a broken image. In retrospect, my attempt to be newbie-friendly went overboard with this, and it was a bad idea to try to provide a screenshot because it's too prone to breakage. Let's remove it.
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This pull request updates the .github/SECURITY.md file by changing the text 'vulnerability interface' to 'vulnerability button' and removing the HTML image block that illustrated the button's location. There are no review comments, and I have no feedback to provide.
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It turns out there are different paths to get to the security page on GitHub, and one of them ends up with a broken image. In retrospect, my attempt to be newbie-friendly went overboard with this, and it was a bad idea to try to provide a screenshot because it's too prone to breakage. Let's remove it.