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Shows how an OWASP risk rating travels from a VEX to the finding it lands on: same component, two projects, two ratings. Every VEX example in the docs today carries an
analysisdecision, so nothing shows aratingsentry standing on its own.Ran it end to end against a 5.1.1 quickstart stack before pushing. Also lists vens under community integrations, which is where the tutorial's "What's next" sends readers looking for tools that write these documents.