Re: [w3c/manifest] Editorial: Split privacy and security considerations into separate sections (PR #1224)

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## Pull request overview

Splits the existing combined “Privacy and security considerations” appendix content into two explicit subsections (“Privacy considerations” and “Security considerations”), aligning the document structure with CR-transition questionnaire guidance while preserving the existing `#priv-sec` anchor.

**Changes:**
- Introduces two new subsections under the existing `#priv-sec` appendix section: Privacy considerations and Security considerations.
- Regroups the existing paragraphs into the appropriate subsection without changing the surrounding appendix structure.







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> +          end-user an opportunity to discern if the web application is spoofing
+          another web application, by, for example, using an unexpected icon or
+          name.
+        </p>
+        <p>
+          When the web application is running, it is RECOMMENDED that the user
+          agent provides the end-user a means to access common information
+          about the web application, such as the origin, start and/or current
+          URL, granted permissions, and associated icon. How such information
+          is exposed to end-users is left up to implementers.
+        </p>
+        <p>
+          Additionally, when applying a manifest that sets the <a>display
+          mode</a> to anything except "[=display mode/browser=]", it is
+          RECOMMENDED that the user agent clearly indicate to the end-user that
+          their are leaving the normal browsing context of a web browser.

Typo: “their are leaving” should be “they are leaving”.

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