The correct option is Enforcing legal and license compliance for projects. CodeHarbor can provide tools and guidance to help maintainers, yet it does not take on the role of policing or guaranteeing licensing or broader legal compliance for every hosted project.

This is correct because hosting platforms can surface license metadata, offer license templates, and point to legal resources, but the decisions and enforcement related to compliance remain with the project owners and their organizations. The service does not provide legal advice and cannot enforce how others use or distribute code.

Curated best practice guidance for development workflows is something such platforms commonly provide because they publish guides, templates, and recommended workflows that help maintainers and contributors adopt healthy development practices.

Built in development features and hosted services is accurate since these platforms typically offer capabilities such as code review, issues, continuous integration, and other hosted tooling that supports day to day development work.

Security scanning that flags vulnerabilities in code and dependencies is also within scope because many platforms surface findings from static analysis and dependency advisories to help maintainers identify and remediate risks.

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