docs(readme): the diary sections become key points - #27
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'What we measured' (86 lines), 'Hybrid Loading' (44), and 'Session Resilience' (79) had grown into developer diaries — correction sagas, version-by-version narratives, instrument-bug war stories. Users need the key points; the full story already lives in docs/eval-baseline.md and is linked. Rewritten to ~70 lines total (README 1053 -> 914) keeping every honest number and claim: test-first 3/3 vs 0/3 because it's a hook; prose ties bare at ~1.6x; multi-session ties at a few times the cost (resume ~4x published, being cut); the three loading layers + the 177-line budget; resume via the generated brief + authority order, determinism not correctness as the edge. Nothing measured was dropped — only the journey to it.
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The three sections the README grew during the measurement program — What we measured (86 lines), Hybrid Loading (44), Session Resilience (79) — read as developer diaries: correction sagas, version-by-version narratives, instrument-bug war stories. Users need the key points; the full story lives in
docs/eval-baseline.mdand stays linked.209 lines → ~70 (README 1053 → 914), keeping every honest number and claim:
Nothing measured was dropped — only the journey to it. Docs-only; truth-table + context-budget validators green; the
#what-we-measuredanchor still resolves.