Correct shared server documentation - #6
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Summary
Why
The documentation incorrectly claimed that the identity platform and its data were hosted on a dedicated server isolated from the rest of KiwiHacks infrastructure. The service actually shares a server with other KiwiHacks services, so the public security and privacy documentation was misleading.
This change makes the deployment description accurate without changing the existing access-control, audit-logging, or encryption claims.
Closes #5.
Validation
RAILS_ENV=test bundle exec rspec --pattern spec/requests/docs_spec.rb- 2 examples, 0 failuresbundle exec rubocop spec/requests/docs_spec.rb- no offensesbundle exec erb_lint app/views/docs/security.md.erb app/views/docs/privacy.md.erb- no errorsgit diff --check- passedThe full suite was also run: 251 of the pre-existing 287 examples passed. Its 36 unrelated failures are in identity-verification and authorization-view coverage, including missing local Active Record encryption credentials and stale Hack Club/KiwiHacks view expectations.