Remove stale focus-tool references from the viewer#101
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The Capabilities and Home pages still referenced the removed focus tools and a stale overhead figure after the 3-tool strip. - Capabilities: drop the two "focus tools are conservative" explainer paragraphs; correct the session overhead from 4,200 to ~1,400 tokens; replace the "FocusedEmitter.cs" outline example with a neutral OrderService.cs prompt. - Home: update the sample report JSON from the old "Focused Emitter" tool name to "OutlineCSharpFile". Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
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Cleans up references to the removed focus tools (and a stale overhead figure) on the public viewer pages after the 3-tool strip (#99).
FocusedEmitter.csoutline example prompt with a neutralOrderService.csone.Focused Emittertool name toOutlineCSharpFile.Viewer builds clean; no remaining references to removed tools.