fix(ci): pip-audit-ignore MAL-2026-4750 (fastapi; transitive only)

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What this changes

• Adds MAL-2026-4750 to .pipauditignore with rationale
• Unblocks CI on docs: absorb operational prose patterns from hermes-agent #86, docs(github): make non-draft pull requests the default #88, docs(github-pr-workflow): add rule to not block sessions waiting on CI #89, docs(slack-dynamic-messaging): widen frontmatter trigger for daily PR summaries #90, docs(github): permit approvals on repos with QA gates (such as echo) #91 (now blocked on pip-audit after the trivy fix in fix(ci): trivy-ignore CVE-2026-40356 (krb5; unblocks 4 docs PRs) #93 cleared)

Why

OSV reports MAL-2026-4750 against fastapi with no version constraints in the advisory's affected-ranges field. That's the signature of a generic malware-package alert that doesn't actually apply to specific fastapi releases — the canonical fastapi PyPI package is the mainstream Tiangolo library, not a typosquat. fastapi 0.136.3 is a real release of the canonical library.

Sam imports zero fastapi in src/ (verified: grep -rn 'import fastapi\|from fastapi' src/ returns no results). fastapi comes in only as a transitive dep of google-adk. Same shape as the existing PYSEC-2025-183 (pyjwt) ignore — disputed/malformed OSV record on a transitive dep where Sam doesn't reach the affected code.

Tier

3 (.pipauditignore is security policy).

Confidence

High. OSV record has no version data, package is the legitimate fastapi (well-known and would be a major incident if compromised), and Sam doesn't import it directly. Drop the ignore when OSV updates the record with concrete versions or withdraws it.