docs: add lint-time security checks section to security best practices - #2491
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Adds a short section on static analysis to the Production Best Practices: Security page. It complements the existing runtime protections and dependency scanning advice by covering lint-time detection of insecure patterns (hardcoded secrets, unsafe redirects, missing cookie flags, injection-prone string building). Resolves expressjs#2471 Signed-off-by: METHILA M <260591810+methila-2056@users.noreply.github.com>
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Description
Adds a short "Lint your code for security issues" section to the Production Best Practices: Security page, placed after the dependency-scanning section so the page flows from "check your dependencies" → "check your own code".
The section:
Motivation
Resolves #2471. Most Express apps already run ESLint, so adding security rules is usually a one-dependency change; the page previously covered runtime protections and
npm audit/Snyk but not this layer.Testing