Add 'Severity changes' heading to security findings page#2687
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This pull request adds a new 'Severity changes' heading to the security and risk management documentation. The review feedback suggests adding an explicit anchor ID to this heading to ensure stable direct linking, aligning with the document's existing patterns.
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Pull Request Overview
This pull request adds a '### Severity changes' subheading to the security findings documentation. This change enhances readability and allows users to link directly to the section explaining CVE severity classification sources.
The implementation aligns with the intended requirements and does not introduce any quality regressions or documentation structure issues. Codacy analysis indicates the changes are up to standards.
Test suggestions
- Verify the '### Severity changes' header is correctly rendered as an H3 level heading.
- Verify the content of the paragraph regarding Trivy and CVE sources remains intact and correctly associated with the new header.
Prompt proposal for missing tests
Consider implementing these tests if applicable:
1. Verify the '### Severity changes' header is correctly rendered as an H3 level heading.
2. Verify the content of the paragraph regarding Trivy and CVE sources remains intact and correctly associated with the new header.
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Gives the paragraph about CVE severity discrepancies and Trivy database updates its own
### Severity changessubheading (under the Findings section), so it can be linked to directly and is easier to scan.No content changes — only the heading was added.