chore: Add Open Source Security Foundation best practices badge

[MaxymVlasov]

Previously I filled mostly all question, except last section about SAST and Fuzzing.

SAST will be covered by CodeQL and zizmor later.

We can wait with merge of this badge till it will not become "greener"

Relates #712

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• Documentation
  • Updated project documentation with a new badge indicating adherence to open-source security best practices.
  • Included updated references to ensure clear communication of compliance.

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The pull request introduces an OpenSSF Best Practices badge to the README.md file, indicating compliance with open-source software security standards. This badge links to the OpenSSF Best Practices project and is accompanied by a reference in the badge list at the document's bottom. Additionally, two blank lines were added, which do not impact the document's content or functionality.

Changes

File	Change Summary
README.md	Added OpenSSF Best Practices badge with link to project's best practices profile; added badge reference and two blank lines.

Possibly related PRs

• chore: Add OSSF badge #787: The changes in this PR also involve adding a badge to the README.md file, specifically for the OpenSSF Scorecard, which is related to open-source software security, similar to the OpenSSF Best Practices badge added in the main PR.

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• yermulnik

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