fix(capability-matrix): correct coverage scope metric description#64
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The "Coverage scope" card said features "marked implemented/partial" but the underlying computeParity() logic only counts strictly `implemented` status, per the strict cross-SDK parity change in #63. Reword the text to match the actual logic instead of the logic. Also fix missing leading "%" to match the other metric card's style.
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Summary
computeParity()inreport.tsonly counts strictlyimplementedstatus (per the deliberate strictness introduced in feat(capability-matrix): strict cross-SDK parity score + coverage scope #63) — reworded the description to match the actual logic.Test plan
npm run typecheckpasses