Calibrate maturity claims: public stabilization status instead of 'production-ready' - #127
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README overclaimed ('production-ready', 'designed for production workloads')
relative to the project's own public stabilization program. Replace the
adjectives with the receipts: INVARIANTS.md catalog, the crash-recovery proof
harness, and the 72h endurance gate, plus the documented batched-fsync
trade-off. Same calibration applied to the four migration guides'
'production-ready in single-node mode' cells; roadmap.mdx gains the
Stabilization Status section both link to.
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Summary
The README overclaimed relative to the project's own (public) stabilization program: "production-ready", "designed for production workloads". This PR replaces adjectives with receipts, turning honesty into a differentiator:
Docs-only; no code. Site auto-deploys on merge.