Add SunLit Security Libraries to Secure Frameworks#21
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Summary
Adds SunLit Security Libraries to the Secure Frameworks section.
It's a Rust Cargo workspace of 12 published crates, OWASP Proactive Controls and MASVS-aligned, threat-model-first, dual-licensed MIT/Apache-2.0:
secure_boundary— input validation, axum extractors, size/depth limits, HTML sanitization, CORS, Fetch Metadatasecure_output— context-aware output encoding (HTML, JSON, URL, JS, CSS, XML, LDAP, shell)secure_identity— JWT/OIDC, JWKS, TOTP MFA, sessions, biometric/step-up authsecure_authz— deny-by-default RBAC + ABAC + temporal authorizationsecure_data— typed secrets, envelope encryption, Vault/AWS KMS/Azure KV providers, Argon2id, FIPS-readinesssecure_network— TLS policy, SPKI cert pinning, cleartext detectionsecurity_events,secure_errors,secure_privacy,secure_resilience,secure_device_trust,security_coreEach crate has fuzz targets, property tests, and dev guides; the workspace ships a reference axum service plus a 54-route DAST smoke service.
I picked Secure Frameworks rather than splitting across Authorization & Authentication / Cryptography to avoid multi-section listicle inflation — happy to break it out if you'd prefer.