#127 README/landing accuracy sweep: stale claims, shortcut table, non-goals

[Anonymous]

Originally created by: kristofferR

The README/landing have drifted from the product:

• README still advertises the do-not-disturb schedule that was deliberately removed (OS Focus owns it) — a live claim about a feature users can't find, inviting re-requests of a rejected feature.
• README/landing promise "verified automatic updates" / "keeps itself up to date," but updating is manual-only until [#85] ships.
• The shortcut table omits four menu accelerators that exist (Settings, Reload, Clear Cache & Restart, Paste and Match Style); the settings window keeps a leftover time-picker CSS rule from the removed DND fields.
• The pre-1.0 "add a sanitized screenshot" placeholder is still commented out — the repo front door for a visual app has no visual (unblocks via demo mode, Ref [#94], or a rendered landing mockup).
• A short non-goals section (DND scheduling, emoji-style pickers, vim keys, multi-account, autoresponder) would record decisions that currently live only in PR bodies.

Ref [#85], Ref [#94].

[Anonymous]

Originally posted by: kristofferR

Half done. The README accuracy sweep landed in [#137] (accurate update/signing claims, the non-goals section pointing to OS Focus controls instead of a built-in DND schedule, and the Windows "unsigned / Unknown publisher" disclosure).

The landing page half is not yet in main: PR [#138] localized docs/index.html into 10 languages, and when [#137] merged current main the audit's landing-page copy corrections (manual/cryptographically-verified updates rather than "automatic", removing the "set quiet hours" claim, and the Windows unsigned note) were deliberately dropped rather than machine-translated across all locales. Leaving this open to track re-applying those corrections to the localized landing-page copy.

[Anonymous]

Ticket changed by: kristofferR

• status: open --> closed

[Anonymous]

Originally posted by: kristofferR

Now fully resolved. The README half of the accuracy sweep shipped in [#137]; [#140] completes it by correcting all ten landing-page locales so the notification, update-consent, signing, and Windows SmartScreen claims match the shipped app.