docs: enterprise-grade README with CVE table and migration guide#9
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docs: enterprise-grade README with CVE table and migration guide#9
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Overview
Rewrites README.md to be an enterprise-grade landing page / pitch document.
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✅ Hero section — Bold headline: "AngularJS 1.x Security Patches — Free, Drop-in, MIT Licensed"
✅ The Problem — AngularJS EOL since 2022, 2M monthly downloads, 11 unpatched CVEs, no official fixes
✅ The Solution — @brickhouse-tech/angular-lts: all 11 CVEs patched, drop-in replacement, MIT license
✅ CVE table — Full table of all 11 patched vulnerabilities with severity, CVSS, CVE/Snyk IDs
✅ Migration guide — Literally
npm uninstall angular && npm install @brickhouse-tech/angular-lts(one line)✅ Comparison vs HeroDevs — They charge $15-50K+/year. We're free + open source. Table comparison.
✅ Enterprise support — For teams that need SLAs, priority patches, custom backports → https://brickhouse-tech.lemonsqueezy.com
✅ GitHub Sponsors — https://github.com/sponsors/brickhouse-tech
✅ Badges — npm version, downloads, license, CVEs patched
Tone
Compelling but honest. Professional. No hype — let the numbers speak. Think "the README that makes a CISO say yes."