docs: soften Airbnb framing, add repo code links, cut em-dash overuse - #2
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- Reframe "what Airbnb's articles don't test" as an extension of their eval discipline into a narrower/more mechanical domain, not a gap they missed. Softened the pointed lines throughout (S6, item 7, closing). - Add direct links to the actual repo (forge/ module, s6_judge_ladder.py, s4b_real_surrogate.py, contamination.py, agents.py, calibration_queue.py, the DeepSeek run artifact) so claims point at real code. - Cut all 41 em dashes down to 0, replaced with commas/periods/colons/ parens matched to what each one was doing. Fixed one binary-contrast construction into a direct statement. - Pushed to the live Notion draft. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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