[DOCS] Clarify trusted usage

[tqchen]

This docs clarifies trusted url requirements

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request enhances the clarity of the TVM security documentation by explicitly stating that all TVM APIs are intended for use by trusted users. It further specifies that when APIs require URLs, only trusted URLs should be provided, reinforcing secure usage practices for the framework.

Highlights

• Documentation Update: Added explicit clarification to the security documentation regarding the expectation that all TVM APIs are designed for trusted users.
• Trusted URL Requirement: Emphasized that for TVM APIs involving URLs, users are expected to provide only trusted URLs.

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Changelog

• docs/reference/security.rst
  • Added a new paragraph clarifying that all TVM APIs are designed for trusted users.
  • Included a statement emphasizing the requirement for trusted URLs when using APIs that involve URL parameters.

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Code Review

The pull request clarifies the documentation regarding the expected trusted usage of TVM APIs, particularly for those involving URLs. This change enhances the clarity of security expectations for users.

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The phrasing in these lines can be improved for better grammatical correctness and flow. Specifically, "involves URL" should be "involve URLs" to match the plural "APIs". Additionally, splitting the thought into two distinct sentences can enhance readability.

Suggested change

	All of the TVM APIs are designed to be used by trusted users, for APIs that involves URL,
	we expect users to put in only trusted URLs.
	All TVM APIs are designed for trusted users. For APIs that involve URLs, users are expected to provide only trusted URLs.