README: close the write-path guarantee, de-em-dash - #21
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Claim #1 (provable scoping) covered only the read path, but the motivating problem everywhere is the write-laundering case; it now states that derived writes carry the intersection of their inputs' permissions, so the boundary holds on writes too. Also strips the em-dashes throughout (the same AI-tell pass already done on the website) and refreshes the console Sources bullet to name SharePoint/Slack. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Two front-door fixes now that the repo is public: (1) claim #1 now covers writes, not just reads (derived memories carry the intersection of their inputs' permissions), closing the write-laundering loop the pitch opens with; (2) removes all 24 em-dashes (the AI-tell already stripped from the website).
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