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📝 docs(readme): add OpenSSF Best Practices badge - #3248
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The README carries an OpenSSF Scorecard badge but not the companion Best Practices one, so a reader has no signal about the self-certification work behind the bestpractices.dev project. The Scorecard
CII-Best-Practicescheck reads that project directly, which makes it part of the same security-posture story the neighbouring badge already tells.The badge image reflects the live tier, so it moves from
in progresstopassingon its own once the remaining criteria are answered. No workflow or packaging change is involved.