docs(runtime): explain webmcpify provenance in the vendored runtime header#1
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The vendored runtime lands in every integrated app's repo, and its header is what a developer reading that codebase actually sees. Expand the one-line "vendored from" note into a short provenance block: what webmcpify is, the zero-dependency / feature-detected guarantee, and how to add or re-verify tools.
All 17 tests pass (TS/JS parity unaffected — comments are stripped before comparison).