docs: add CONTRIBUTING.md and SECURITY.md

[dashitongzhi]

Summary\n\nAdded contributor and security documentation:\n\n- CONTRIBUTING.md - Setup instructions, project structure, development guidelines\n- SECURITY.md - Security reporting policy, supported versions, best practices\n\nThese files help new contributors and establish a clear security reporting process.

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Pull request overview

This PR aims to add contributor and security documentation to the repo. However, only CONTRIBUTING.md is actually included in the diff — the SECURITY.md advertised in the description is missing — and the contents of CONTRIBUTING.md diverge substantially from the real repository (wrong Python version, wrong run commands, fabricated project structure, and a non-existent test suite).

Changes:

• Adds a new top-level CONTRIBUTING.md describing setup, project layout, dev workflow, and PR process.
• Mentions a SECURITY.md that is not part of this diff.

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CONTRIBUTING.md:30

• Both run commands here are wrong for this project:

• uvicorn main:app --reload — there is no top-level main module. The ASGI app lives at app.main:app (see app/main.py).
• python -m grok2api — there is no grok2api package; the project name in pyproject.toml is grok2api but the actual Python package is app, and it has no __main__ entry point.

The project's documented start command (see the docstring at the top of app/main.py) is uv run granian --interface asgi --host 0.0.0.0 --port 8000 --workers 1 app.main:app. Following these instructions as-is will fail immediately.

   ```bash
   uvicorn main:app --reload
   # or
   python -m grok2api

**CONTRIBUTING.md:43**
* This project structure does not match the actual repository. The real layout has `app/control/`, `app/dataplane/`, `app/platform/`, `app/products/`, and `app/statics/` — there is no `app/api/`, `app/core/`, `app/models/`, top-level `tests/`, or top-level `docker/` directory (Docker files `Dockerfile` and `docker-compose.yml` live at the repo root). New contributors relying on this diagram will be confused about where to add code.

grok2api/
├── app/                 # Main application
│   ├── api/             # API routes
│   ├── core/            # Core logic
│   └── models/          # Data models
├── tests/               # Test suite
├── docker/              # Docker configuration
└── docs/                # Documentation

**CONTRIBUTING.md:60**
* There is no `tests/` directory in this repository, and `pytest` is not declared in `pyproject.toml` (only `ruff` is in the `dev` dependency group). Running `pytest tests/` as instructed will fail. Either add a tests suite/pytest dependency, or update this section to reflect the actual quality gate (e.g. `ruff` checks).

3. Test

   pytest tests/

**CONTRIBUTING.md:17**
* `pip install -e .` will not by itself install the dev tooling. The project uses `uv` (see `uv.lock` and the `[dependency-groups]` table in `pyproject.toml`), and `ruff` is declared in the `dev` group rather than as a regular dependency. Consider documenting `uv sync` (with the dev group) instead, to match how the project is actually managed.

2. Clone and install

   git clone https://github.com/chenyme/grok2api.git
   cd grok2api
   pip install -e .

**CONTRIBUTING.md:77**
* PR description mentions a SECURITY.md being added, but no SECURITY.md is included in this diff — only CONTRIBUTING.md is present. Line 77 here also points readers at SECURITY.md, which will be a dangling reference until that file is added.

Security

If you find a security vulnerability, please see SECURITY.md for reporting instructions.

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