fix: expand network-security primer (closes #55)#479
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Summary
Expands the existing
infrastructure/network-security.mdxfrom a thin 9-bullet list into a proper primer following the repo template structure. The page now covers:Architecture decision: keep Network under Infrastructure
On the question from @mattaereal about a separate Network domain: the current structure already places DDoS, DNS, and network security under Infrastructure, which is where they belong. A separate top-level "Network Security" category would duplicate content and fragment the reader's journey (DDoS is both a network and an infrastructure concern; DNS is both network and domain management).
Instead, this PR expands the existing
infrastructure/network-security.mdxinto a proper hub that cross-references:/infrastructure/ddos-protection/infrastructure/domain-and-dns-security/overview/infrastructure/cloud/infrastructure/zero-trust-principles/privacy/vpn-servicesThe VPN content in privacy/ covers the individual privacy use case (hiding metadata, choosing providers, public Wi-Fi). The network-security page covers the infrastructure use case (VPN gateways for team access to management plane). These are distinct concerns that naturally live in different frameworks, with cross-references connecting them.
Closes #55