security: Add overrides for vuln deps + docs/SECURITY.md

- Override serialize-javascript, undici, diff, ip to patched versions
- Add docs/SECURITY.md (overrides + known npm audit false positive for ip/sonos)
- Link to SECURITY.md from README

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Author: htilly

README.md

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 🎛️ **[Soundcraft Ui24R Integration](docs/SOUNDCRAFT.md)** - Control mixer volume directly from Slack/Discord
 
+🔒 **[Security & dependency notes](docs/SECURITY.md)** - Overrides, vulnerabilities, and known npm audit false positives
+
 ### 🎮 Discord Setup
 
 **Create your Discord bot:**

docs/SECURITY.md

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+# Security
+
+## Dependency vulnerabilities
+
+We use **npm overrides** in `package.json` to pin security-patched versions of transitive dependencies. No `npm audit fix --force` is used (that would downgrade packages and risk breaking changes).
+
+### Current overrides
+
+| Package | Pinned to | Reason |
+|--------|-----------|--------|
+| `serialize-javascript` | ^7.0.4 | RCE fix (RegExp.flags / Date.prototype.toISOString) |
+| `undici` | ^6.23.0 | Unbounded decompression (Content-Encoding) |
+| `diff` | ^8.0.3 | DoS in parsePatch/applyPatch |
+| `ip` | ^2.0.1 | SSRF fix in `isPublic` |
+
+### Known npm audit false positive: `ip` (via `sonos`)
+
+**Alert:** “ip SSRF improper categorization in isPublic” (e.g. Dependabot #60)
+
+- **Cause:** The `sonos` package ([node-sonos](https://github.com/bencevans/node-sonos)) depends on `ip`.
+- **Actual state:** We override `ip` to **2.0.1**, which includes the fix. `sonos@1.14.3` also ships with `ip@2.0.1`.
+- **Why it still appears:** The advisory is written against “all versions of ip when required by sonos”, so npm/Dependabot still report it even though the installed version is patched.
+- **Action:** None required. This is a **known false positive**; no extra “force update” or downgrade is needed.
+
+We have **not** run `npm audit fix --force`; that would downgrade e.g. `sonos`, `mocha`, or `discord.js` and could break the app. Only non-breaking, security-patched overrides are used.