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docs(python): tighten the Python guide (house-style)#61

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Small cleanup from the soul/house-style review of the merged docs.

The Python guide carried two of the AI-shaped tells we're removing across the docs:

  • Decorative architecture ASCII diagram — the intro paragraph already states the flow (issue a token, sign streams, POST broadcasts; AnyCable owns the socket), so the diagram added nothing. Removed.
  • A meta ## Verified behavior section — docs shouldn't narrate their own QA ("every step here is exercised against a running server…"); that belongs in a PR, not the page. Removed.
  • Added a short "That's it." payoff after the broadcast step (Vladimir's house signature) where the flow is genuinely three HTTP-level pieces.

No content or accuracy change. forspell/markdownlint clean, build passes.

The front-door pages (overview, quickstart, capabilities, editions) hold up under the same lens and are left as-is; the use-case guides (the real soul problem) are being reworked separately.

Soul/house-style review (post-#59):
- drop the decorative architecture ASCII diagram (the intro already states the
  flow: issue a token, sign streams, POST broadcasts; AnyCable owns the socket)
- drop the meta '## Verified behavior' section (docs shouldn't narrate their QA)
- add a 'That's it.' payoff after the broadcast step

No content/accuracy change; tightens the guide toward the house style.
@irinanazarova irinanazarova merged commit c11d331 into master Jun 26, 2026
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