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docs: scope the 18.12.1 compat run's dual-source claim to the verified overlap - #17
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Post-release archive correction for the 18.12.1 run (v0.8.5 already shipped; no code or version changes).
The research-span line claimed 'both sources … target sections identical'. Actual dual-source status, now verified and recorded: GitHub release bodies are the complete full-span primary source; the running 18.12.1 (Tern-managed) binary embeds all five
## [ver]headings but its strings-extractable windows are a partial subset per release (fragmentation — the 18.12.1 window holds only the pi-coding-agent section). Cross-check: 210 binary window lines vs 453 body-changelog lines — 0 contradictions, every window line verbatim in the bodies. Verdict (UNCHANGED surface) was and remains grounded in the complete bodies; only the source-coverage wording changes.