fix(security): harden outbound fetch policy#43
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What
Add a hardened outbound policy profile for
fetchkitand document how to deploy it safely in cluster/data-plane environments.Why
fetchkitshould reject more unsafe outbound paths itself, not rely only on cluster networking. Ambient proxy env, internal DNS suffixes, nonstandard ports, and cross-host redirects all widened the fetch surface for shared deployments.How
ToolBuilder::hardened()and expose it in CLI, MCP, and Python bindingsRisk
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