Add eaa-audit to Security, Compliance, & Legal - #511
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Adds eaa-audit to the Security, Compliance, & Legal section.
It audits a web codebase against WCAG 2.1 AA and EN 301 549, the harmonised standard the European Accessibility Act points to. Unlike the accessibility tooling that crawls a deployed URL, it reads the source, so findings come back as file:line and can run in a pull request before anything ships. 23 rules, each mapped to its WCAG success criterion and EN clause. Zero dependencies, Node 18+, MIT.
Precision was the design constraint: ambiguous source emits NEEDS REVIEW rather than a violation, and it was validated by hand against vercel/commerce, nuxt/movies and html5-boilerplate. The README is explicit that static analysis reaches 30-40% of the WCAG criteria and that no tool can certify conformance.
Placed alphabetically between data-privacy-engineer and enterprise-security-reviewer. One line, no emoji, description rather than pitch.
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