Except Snape didn't potion Trevor.
He said he would test *Neville's shrinking potion* on him.
Honestly calling it actual poison was nowhere in the books and just wrong to use, since like misusing a spell, like in transfiguration on animals - it doesn't mean it kills the animal.
Regardless of that - Snape gave the potion Neville made at the end;
Knowing that it was made correctly, he's literally a potions master.
Knowing that Hermione had helped Neville get there.
Because he is literally a potions master teaching kids this potion, he KNOWS when it's wrong and HOW to fix and reverse it.
Honestly him putting an ultimatum just gives off the same technique he used with Harry in Legilimancy, pushing you by giving you a goal to *get you* to succeed.
No where was it poisoning Trevor aside from random claims.
Had let the kids go into the Dark forest in 1st year KNOWING that there's smth offing unicorns there (with Hagrid no less when we know she doesn't trust Hagrid that much, she literally didn't trust him to even get Harry the night Lily and James died)
Let Neville sleep outside of the dorms, but that also means she didn't check on *any* of her students to be at the dorms by curfew when she *knows* they tend to get in trouble.
There's also many glimpses of her treating Neville horribly over his achievements in her class, but it's only a glimpse. Why? It's Harry's perspective.
And honestly there are more (at least one that I know I forgot of but I'm tired so)
Snape was a mean ahh, sure.
She actively and knowingly put students at risk.
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