Add AgentAudit security badge (safe)

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AgentAudit Security Audit Result: ✅ Safe

Risk Score: 0/100
Result: Safe
Findings: 0

Audit Summary

Unla was audited by AgentAudit — an automated security auditing service for MCP servers and AI tooling.

Key observations:

• No command injection vectors (no os/exec usage)
• Database access uses GORM with parameterized queries throughout
• JWT implementation enforces 32-char minimum secret and algorithm validation
• SSRF protection via validateToolEndpoint with internal network blocking
• Template rendering uses admin-configured templates (not user input)
• No hardcoded credentials, no telemetry, no data exfiltration

Report: View on AgentAudit

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This PR adds an AgentAudit security badge to the README.

Summary by Sourcery

Documentation:

• Update README badges to include the AgentAudit security status.

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Reviewer's guide (collapsed on small PRs)

Reviewer's Guide

Adds an AgentAudit security badge to the README alongside existing project status and security badges, linking to the external audit report for Unla.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Add AgentAudit security badge to project README.	Insert a new markdown badge for AgentAudit labeled 'AgentAudit: Safe' next to existing badges. Configure the badge image using a shields.io URL with an embedded SVG logo via data URI. Link the badge to the public AgentAudit report URL for the Unla project.	README.md

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