ForgeFlow 4.6.1: Clearer user communication

ForgeFlow 4.6.1 improves how agents explain their work: match the reader's background, report useful findings during progress updates, describe concrete outcomes, and keep validation limits clear. It retains Orwell's six rules and preserves exact technical details and required output formats.

The update covers Claude agents and core commands, Codex workflow skills, and generated Codex agents. README and wiki guidance also clarify agent responsibilities, setup, migration, and recovery.

Validation: all 202 local test commands passed on Node 24.21.0, including service tests and strict typechecking. The committed source matches the tested worktree byte-for-byte. The initial test-recording attempt timed out at its one-minute limit; the complete rerun passed with a longer limit. Skill validation, agent prompt consistency, documentation links, and wiki export checks passed.

Two live agents produced four sampled responses covering a handoff, stakeholder JSON, and a hypothetical progress update. The samples preserved evidence limits and output formats; a retest reduced unnecessary internal detail. This is a bounded check, not a user study or measured productivity claim.

Existing 4.6.0 installations can use the current updater. Restart Codex and Claude Code after updating.

For the first upgrade from legacy agent names, follow the source-checkout migration procedure. Use FORGEFLOW_RELEASE_SHA=6a90c6aebca3c6a76855a76fa7e12502bb974a91. Do not begin that migration with an old installed updater.

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This is a source release; no separate compiled binary is required. Validation ran locally, and GitHub Actions remains disabled.