Align in-app and CLI copy with the docs vocabulary - #308
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Replace remaining "dashboard"/"transcript"/"read"-oriented user-facing strings in the web app and CLI with the docs' canonical vocabulary: "app"/"web app" for the local UI, "session"/"index" over "transcript"/"read", and the exact five supported agent names.
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Summary
Health.tsx's friction-signal copy drops "native Claude transcripts" while preserving the accurate limitation that friction data currently comes from Claude Code and Claude Cowork sessions only.serve.test.ts,reindex.test.ts,parse-incremental.test.ts) to match the new copy.Closes #201.
Test plan
bun run typecheckbun test(692 pass)