Make star metadata accurate for crawlers and AI tools

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Summary

• replace the stale crawlable 27 fallback with the durable 100+ milestone
• preserve the live GitHub API refresh for exact counts in browsers
• tell AI-readable briefs to use stargazers_count from the canonical API
• update sitemap modification dates only for changed pages

Why

The live GitHub API reports 104 stars, but non-JavaScript crawlers see the old fallback and search snapshots can be even older. This makes the stable milestone crawlable while directing agents that need an exact count to the live source of truth.

Validation

• node --check docs/script.js
• xmllint --noout docs/sitemap.xml
• verified both crawler-visible star targets render 100+ before JavaScript
• verified both AI briefs contain the canonical API guidance
• verified the live API reports 104 stars

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Updates star metadata fallbacks and AI briefs to display the durable 100+ milestone for crawlers while preserving live API refreshes for browsers. No issues found.

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