docs(readme): ground claims in the bench; add Detection scope#29
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Replace "No more false positives. No more missed backdoors." -- contradicted by the bench's own results -- with an honest framing, and add a Detection scope section: what the deterministic engine demonstrably catches (exec/net/syscall capability introductions, validated on labeled synthetic pairs), where it cedes to a judgment layer (interface/dynamic dispatch), and what it does not score: the deletion-attack blind spot (scores additions, not removed guards), the parse-coverage tax, and that a clean FP rate is not a proven catch rate.
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Uses the bench's demonstrated capabilities (and limits) to re-ground the README's top-of-page claims.
No more false positives. No more missed backdoors.(the bench shows 0% FP is not a proven catch rate, ~1/10 call sites cede to dynamic dispatch, and there's a deletion-attack blind spot) with honest framing.No capability claims beyond what the bench demonstrates; no marketing of unreleased features.