docs: say this is a reference implementation, and cut the CLI wall #1226
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The opening sold cross-platform shell setup and hooks "for coilysiren/* repos", which names an org that moved, and framed the repo as something to install. Kai's framing is the honest one: this is a reference implementation and a grab bag, public so the shape is readable rather than because anyone should adopt it whole. The README now says that in the first screen.
The one piece genuinely built to travel had no section at all.
aos-precommitreleases independently and every repo in the fleet consumes it by upstream ref rather than forking it, so it now gets named hooks and a pointer to the band rules that decide its size caps. That is the part an outside reader can actually use.The aos CLI section ran 50 lines across five command spellings, six prose paragraphs, and four inline doc links before a reader learned what
aosis. Compressed to what it does, one code block with the four real entry points, the authority boundary that matters, and the doc links moved to the end.pre-commit run --all-filespasses clean.Part of a cross-repo README pass, parent audit
coilysiren/inbox#397.