I notice you said "almost impossible". Do you (or anyone else) know how to get it reversed?

Thank you for the radical candor everyone (I greatly appreciate it)!

While I'm humbled by the warnings, I'm also inspired by the encouragement.

Consulting, quality assurance, and security bounties are all related to my passion, but as I've clarified in other comments: investigating and fixing known bugs is the niche I'd like to aim for, regardless of the non-technical challenges in procuring such work.

I haven't, but as mentioned in other comments, my passion is in investigating and fixing known bugs (not finding unknown ones).

I have, but (as mentioned in another comment), my passion lies with investigating and fixing known bugs (not so much finding the unknowns).

I am familiar with the concepts, but I'd classify that as more about putting measures in place to prevent bugs from being deployed, rather than identifying and fixing their root causes.

My current pick of the crop: https://www.netlifycms.org/

I have no affiliation with Netlify, just my perceived benefits of Netlify CMS:

* Open source

* Static site generator agnostic

* Host the editor UI yourself

* No vendor lock-in

* Git based

P.S. These are all part of the https://jamstack.org/ movement.