docs: make the wiki a user guide
The wiki was half user guide and half development record. It is now only the
former — 21 pages to 16, each written for someone using TinyTitan.
Removed (still readable in this repository's history at 6acaa8f):
- Engineering-Notes.md, the dated engineering record
- Tracker-Archive.md, the closed audit findings
- ANE-Prefill-Research.md and Capital-of-Paris-Smartness.md, measurement studies
- Technical-Articles.md, the index into the pages above
Rewritten for users:
- Home: the guide map, the quickstart and the requirements.
- Installation and Configuration (new): every model key, where installs and
staging live, the launcher's flags, the environment variables, the diagnostics
switches and the other tools.
- Runtime Controls: every CLI, server and API parameter with its default —
generation and sampling, context and KV, thinking, answer shape, memory and
expert streaming, engines, server runtime — with worked examples.
- Local Server and API: endpoints, request examples, structured output, function
tools, model ids, client wiring, prompt reuse, error codes.
- Cookbook: more recipes (messages file, reproducible sampling, streaming, a
named JSON schema, function calling, a Python client), each with what to
expect.
- Benchmarks: what to expect on an M3 and how to read it, without the
version-by-version history.
- Project Tracker: open work only.
- Getting Started, FAQ, LAN Manager and TinyTitan Plugin: dated measurements and
internal rationale removed.
The Changelog stays: it is release notes for users, and docs/release-process.md
makes it the canonical announcement. Links to the removed pages were repaired
everywhere, including three historical Changelog entries; the wiki's internal
links all resolve and it contains no personal or internal data.