#426 docs: four "(a later slice)" comments describe features that shipped; delete them

[Anonymous]

Originally created by: fu351

Four source comments still promise a "later slice" for something that exists today. Each one is a sentence a reader trusts less the moment they notice the feature is already there (#253 cleaned up the first batch of these; these are the ones it missed).

Where	Says	Reality
src/doberman/cli/main.py:958 (docstring of doberman hook codex-pre)	"Wire it in with doberman install-hooks --host codex (a later slice)."	install-hooks --host codex shipped; it's _install_codex in the same file.
src/doberman/hosthooks/claude_code.py:5	"Wired in (see doberman install-hooks, a later slice)"	install-hooks shipped long ago.
src/doberman/hosthooks/claude_code.py:59	"scanned by the PostToolUse hook (a later slice)"	doberman hook post exists (main.py, the post command).
src/doberman/hosthooks/codex.py:52	"doberman doctor (a later slice) reports an installed Codex outside this range"	doctor has _check_codex_version (src/doberman/cli/doctor.py:82).

What to do

1. Delete the "(a later slice)" clause from each of the four comments so the sentence states what the code does now. Keep the rest of each sentence; only the promise goes.
2. rg "later slice" src/ should then return nothing. If it finds a fifth, take that too.
3. Run ruff format --check . (a trimmed docstring can change line wrapping) and pytest tests/unit/test_cli_help.py; no test should need changing.

Comments and docstrings only, no behaviour change. The codex-pre docstring is also the --help text, so that one is user-visible.

[Anonymous]

Ticket changed by: fu351

• status: open --> closed