Nanodesu! 1.6.2

Nanodesu! 1.6.2

Documentation for the boundary notice and the persona, which shipped without either being mentioned.

The gap

--boundary appeared zero times in the README, --plain and --nsfw likewise, and there was no
description of what the persona is or how to turn it off. A user could install this tool, meet a
Japanese-speaking character in --help, and have no documented way to know she was intentional or how
to silence her.

What is documented now

• --boundary and --plain in Usage, because a flag nobody can find is a feature nobody has.
• A section on what this tool does not establish, with the four lines verbatim and the reason each
  one names a specific over-reading rather than cautioning in general.
• A section on the persona and the switch that turns it off — --plain (also NANODESU_PLAIN=1)
  and --nsfw (off unless asked for, --plain overriding it), plus the note that machine-readable
  output never carries a voice and that the adult register lives in its own document.
• The real test count: 141, and two tests named because they check claims rather than behaviour —
  the boundary notice's first line, and the PROSE table's shape.

Testing

141 tests, unchanged — this release is documentation.

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