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Remove the 'Coming from LangGraph or Strands' page and the last framework name-drops - #371
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… framework name-drops The orientation page was the remnant of the comparison table removed in #367; the site now describes Locus on its own terms. Its nav entry and the Why Locus link go with it, and the few remaining descriptors that leaned on other frameworks ("LangGraph-style" on the StateGraph card and README row, "no LangChain layer" on the 26ai page, the LangChain / CrewAI line under the admission gate) are reworded. docs/compatibility.md, which documents concrete StateGraph API differences, is unchanged. Signed-off-by: Federico Kamelhar <federico.kamelhar@oracle.com>
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Summary
The orientation page left over from the comparison table (#367) is removed, with its nav entry and the Why Locus link. The few remaining descriptors that leaned on other frameworks are reworded: "LangGraph-style" on the StateGraph card and the README row, "no LangChain layer" on the Oracle Database 26ai page, and the LangChain / CrewAI line under the admission gate in the README. The site now describes Locus on its own terms.
docs/compatibility.md, which documents concrete StateGraph API differences, is unchanged.Verification
mkdocs build --strictclean (no dangling links to the removed page), markdownlint and the doc-snippet checker clean.