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docs: simplify the README, and drop a wrong version claim - #98

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300 lines to 201. No contract changes.

A wrong claim was in there

The Status section read:

The latest published release is v2.0.0.

The package ships 2.7.1. test_docs_sync.py guards the install lines and the CITATION.cff version. It never saw this one.

The claim is gone rather than corrected. CHANGELOG.md already carries the release timeline, and a second copy of a version number is a second thing to drift.

What else changed

before after
lines 300 201
pip install lines 7, one full URL each 2, showing the pattern
opening 13 lines of prose 3 short paragraphs

What it does and What this is — and isn't overlapped, so they merged into one section. The three analytical layers lose their numbered subsection headings and keep every field name.

What did not change, and why

test_docs_sync.py holds the README to three contracts:

  1. every discourse label appears
  2. every output filename appears
  3. every commoner-analyse <cmd> names a real subcommand

All three still pass. The label list and the output-layout block are carried through verbatim by the rewrite rather than retyped, so no label or filename can drift in this PR.

Checks

  • 509 passed, 1 skipped, 12 subtests
  • 11 docs-sync tests pass
  • STE check passes
  • pre-publish scan: no internal paths (notes/, _org/, HANDOFF, WORKING) in the file

300 lines to 201. No contract changes.

The Status section said "The latest published release is v2.0.0" while the
package shipped 2.7.1. `test_docs_sync.py` guards the install lines and the
CITATION version, and it never saw this one. The claim is gone rather than
corrected, because the changelog already carries the release timeline and a
second copy is a second thing to drift.

What else changed. The install section repeated one URL seven times and now
shows the pattern twice. "What it does" and "What this is - and isn't"
overlapped and merged. The three analytical layers lose their numbered
subsection headings and keep every field name.

What did not change. Every discourse label, every output filename, and every
CLI subcommand stay, because `test_docs_sync.py` holds the README to all
three. The label list and the output-layout block are carried through
verbatim rather than retyped.

509 passed. 11 docs-sync tests pass.
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skishchampi merged commit e227081 into main Aug 21, 2026
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skishchampi deleted the docs/simplify-readme branch August 21, 2026 05:17
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