docs: clarify public orchestration and connection ownership - #76
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Clarify the public CDB modules’ responsibilities after the connection lifecycle and notification changes in #75. The architecture now shows connection replacement, subscription disposal and the boundary between broker orchestration, host policy and optional Chrome bindings.
Updated the README and agent guidance to match those boundaries, including headless notifications and the optional default renderer. This follow-up changes documentation only; it does not change browser behavior or release readiness.
Validation: reviewed the module paths and exported interfaces against the implementation. Full verification runs in CI. The outstanding downstream functional TNR and performance results remain separate release gates.