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fix: vocabulary count 58 -> 61, add missing fit pack word#15

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Phase H of the Liminate Phase 1 UX Coherence fix pass.

SKILL.md said "58-word prose-as-syntax language" in its own intro while its Vocabulary constraint section (correctly) said 61 — a self-contradiction within one file. Fixed both real-prose claims and the two worked examples to 61, so no stale number survives even in illustrative code blocks.

README.md's session-pack table was missing fit entirely (session_pack v0.4.0 added it after this table was last touched) — stale at "6 domain words" against a "58-word base." Added the fit row and corrected the counts to "7 domain words" / "61-word base."

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  • Docs-only, no code paths changed
  • Gate reviewed and approved by Rob

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Phase H of the Liminate Phase 1 UX coherence fix pass.

SKILL.md said "58-word prose-as-syntax language" in its own intro
while its Vocabulary constraint section (correctly) said 61 -- a
self-contradiction within one file. Fixed both real-prose claims and
the two worked examples (the format-illustration example and the
cite/verify usage example) to 61, so no stale number survives even in
illustrative code blocks.

README.md's session-pack table was missing `fit` entirely (session_pack
v0.4.0 added it after this table was last touched) -- stale at "6 domain
words" against a "58-word base." Added the fit row and corrected the
counts to "7 domain words" / "61-word base," matching what SKILL.md's
own Session pack section already documented correctly.
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