docs: add OpenTaint (taint-analysis SAST) under a new "Code Security" section#2876
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What
Add a
代码安全(Code Security) section todocs/open-source-project/tools.mdlisting OpenTaint — an open-source taint-analysis (SAST) engine for Java / Kotlin / Spring Boot.It's placed right after
代码质量: same "run-against-your-code" tooling, but focused on security vulnerabilities rather than code quality, so a separate category keeps it easy to find.Why OpenTaint
The entry links to the Chinese README, the official site, and two deep-dive posts (Spring analysis and LLM-agent with taint workflow).
Note for reviewers
The copy was drafted with Claude Opus 4.8 — please review the wording and improve any phrasing that reads unnaturally.