Audit Tracker: the only tracker, open work only; Installing corrected The audit is closed, so the tracker now lists open and blocked work and nothing else. The 161 completed tasks are removed from the page — their record is the git history, where each fix is an `audit(#id):` commit, and CHANGELOG.md for the user-visible ones. The page also no longer claims to be generated from `AUDIT/ledger.md`: that ledger, its tooling and its evidence have been deleted, so this page is the one tracker and it is maintained by hand. Installing carried two real errors: it asked for Swift 6.3.3 (the package floor is 6.4 / Xcode 27), and it copied the binary from a hardcoded `.build/arm64-apple-macosx/release` path, which points at nothing on this toolchain. It now asks SwiftPM with `--show-bin-path`. It also documents the GitHub release, its checksum and the Gatekeeper quarantine step.
Refocus wiki as a usage reference The wiki mixed usage documentation with development tracking (test counts, CI status, package internals, build/lint/deployment notes). Those belong in the repository, not in the reference people consult while using the tool. - Add Recipes: task-first workflows ("publish one track", "normalize a batch") - Add Troubleshooting: the errors converter actually emits, and what to do - Add Installing: setup, getting a binary, opt-in auto-install, env vars - Rewrite Home around what the tool does and where to go next - Remove Architecture and Building-and-Testing (development documentation) Corrections carried over from the audit: - Auto-install is off by default and needs CONVERTER_AUTO_INSTALL_DEPS=1; the wiki previously said it installed silently with =0 to disable - Archival set is *_RF64.flac, *_RF64.wav, *_BW64.wav; there is no *_BW64.flac - Platform floor is macOS 15+ - Dropped test counts and CI status as development tracking