Added LiteLLM vulnerability warning.

[ninjeeter]

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[Copilot]

Pull request overview

Adds a prominent security advisory to the LiteLLM tutorial to warn readers about a reported malicious PyPI wheel for a specific LiteLLM version.

Changes:

• Inserted a ::: danger admonition describing the litellm==1.82.8 PyPI wheel incident.
• Added recommended remediation steps and links for further details.

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[Copilot]

The timestamp formatting is missing a space between the year and time (currently March 24, 202610:52 UTC). This reads like a typo and may render awkwardly; consider using a consistent format like March 24, 2026 10:52 UTC (or an ISO-8601 timestamp).

Suggested change

	**March 24, 202610:52 UTC**
	**March 24, 2026 10:52 UTC**

[Copilot]

This bullet is a bit ambiguous for the tutorial audience: PyPI: Yank/remove ... reads like an instruction to PyPI itself. Consider rewording to clearly target the intended actor (e.g., package maintainers) and keep the version formatting consistent with the earlier litellm==1.82.8 notation.

Suggested change

	- PyPI: Yank/remove `litellm 1.82.8` immediately.
	- PyPI package maintainers: Yank/remove `litellm==1.82.8` from PyPI immediately.

[Copilot]

site-packages/directory looks like a typo/awkward phrasing in this context. Consider changing to something like “site-packages directory” (and optionally clarify typical locations, since it differs by venv vs system Python).

Suggested change

	- Users: Check for `litellm_init.pth` in your site-packages/directory.
	- Users: Check for `litellm_init.pth` in your site-packages directory (for example, in your virtual environment or system Python installation).