docs: scope & limitations + license clarity#18
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Adds a "Scope & limitations" section stating plainly that `nemesis eval` exercises all 20 detectors on synthetic known-truth runs, while `nemesis check` currently fires the subset observable from read-only git state plus provided run context. This keeps the public claim matched to reality. Expands the License section: MIT, copyright retained by the author, free for the community (including commercial use) provided the notice is kept. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Pre-publish honesty + ownership clarity.
nemesis evalvalidates all 20 detectors on synthetic runs;nemesis checkfires the subset observable from read-only git state + provided run context today. Removes any 'runs all detectors on real repos' ambiguity.Docs-only.
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