Update README for Global Security Platform rebranding

[GYFX35]

This PR updates the project's root README.md to reflect its transition into the "Global Security Platform." The documentation now accurately describes the full-stack architecture, including the React frontend, Flask backend, and advanced features such as 3D/AR simulations and blockchain-backed logistics tracking. It also provides the official domain and clear setup instructions for developers.

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Summary by Sourcery

Update the root README to describe the rebranded Global Security Platform and its full-stack architecture instead of the legacy Facebook Security Analyzer CLI.

Documentation:

• Revise the README to present the Global Security Platform branding, core capabilities, and official domain.
• Document the new suite of security, media verification, AR training, and logistics simulation features at a high level.
• Add sections outlining the React/Vite/Three.js frontend, Flask-based backend, and setup instructions for running both parts of the system.
• Include contribution, security reporting, and licensing information for the platform.

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Reviewer's Guide

Updates the root README.md to rebrand the project as the Global Security Platform, describing its new multi-feature scope, full-stack architecture (React/Vite/Three.js frontend and Flask/NLTK backend), and adding clearer setup, contribution, and licensing information.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Rebrand project documentation from a Facebook-focused CLI tool to the Global Security Platform web application with expanded feature set and architecture details.	Replace the old Facebook Security Analyzer CLI title and description with Global Security Platform branding and positioning. Describe new platform-wide capabilities including scam analysis, fake news detection, AI content detection, fake content verification, AR training game, and logistics digital twin. Outline the modern frontend stack (React 18, Vite, Three.js, @react-three/fiber, @react-three/xr, Ethers.js) and backend stack (Flask, NLTK, centralized heuristics engine). Add explicit frontend and backend setup instructions, including Node.js/Python prerequisites, npm and pip commands, and Flask run example. Introduce official domain, contribution guidelines reference (SECURITY.md), and MIT license note with copyright footer.	README.md

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[sourcery-ai]

Hey - I've left some high level feedback:

• The frontend instructions use npm start while the stack section calls out Vite; consider updating this to the actual dev command (e.g., npm run dev) to match the configured scripts.
• The backend example python app.py in text_message_analyzer may be too specific or outdated; it would be clearer to reference the actual backend entry point path used in this repo or describe it more generically.

Prompt for AI Agents

Please address the comments from this code review:

## Overall Comments
- The frontend instructions use `npm start` while the stack section calls out Vite; consider updating this to the actual dev command (e.g., `npm run dev`) to match the configured scripts.
- The backend example `python app.py` in `text_message_analyzer` may be too specific or outdated; it would be clearer to reference the actual backend entry point path used in this repo or describe it more generically.

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