Derive capture document titles from the conversation instead of the date

[02karthik]

Summary

/session-capture and /response-capture previously titled every saved Hillnote document with a timestamp (Session 2026-06-26 17:53, Q&A 2026-06-26 17:53), which makes documents hard to tell apart in a workspace. Both commands now derive the document title from the captured conversation itself.

Changes

• session-capture: the command now renders the transcript first, then composes a short descriptive Title Case name (3–8 words) from the session's main topic or outcome — e.g. Debugging Auth Token Refresh instead of Session 2026-06-26 17:53.
• response-capture: same approach, titled after what was asked or resolved — e.g. Why Docker Builds Fail on ARM instead of Q&A 2026-06-26 17:53.
• Titles are plain text only (no dates, emoji, quotes, or slashes) so they stay filename-safe, and must be grounded in what was actually discussed.
• The dated title is kept as a fallback for conversations too thin to name meaningfully.
• Updated plugin/marketplace descriptions and the README to describe the new naming.

No script changes were needed — the titles were built entirely in the command prompts, and both scripts' --selfcheck behavior is unaffected.

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