docs: extend roadmap with context-aware routing + audit follow-ups#23
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Adds 8 user-facing items surfaced by the latest review. Internal refactor items (monitor.ts split, mutable-state encapsulation, graceful-shutdown void-no-catch, etc.) live in project memory rather than the README — those are housekeeping, not user direction. The biggest item (context-aware clipboard routing on macOS) is hoisted to the top of the list since it's the actual UX north star; pause/resume from v0.8.0 is the short-term workaround. chore-tier — `docs:` doesn't trigger a release per .releaserc.json.
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Summary
Adds 8 user-facing roadmap items surfaced by the latest review.
Internal refactor items (monitor.ts size, module-level mutable state, graceful-shutdown void-no-catch, etc.) are recorded in project memory rather than the README.
`docs:` doesn't trigger a release per .releaserc.json — pure documentation update.
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