Fix false Symphony telemetry claim in llm-cost-attribution README#7
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Symphony explicitly out-of-scopes PR-merge state, CI status, and reviewer verdicts (§2.2 Non-Goals, §11.5). They are not recorded by a conformant orchestrator — that was wrong. Updated to accurately state they come from GitHub and are outside the CLI transcript boundary.
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Summary
llm-cost-attributionThe old text claimed: "A Symphony-conformant orchestrator records these in its own telemetry" (referring to PR-merge state, CI status, and reviewer verdicts).
The Symphony spec explicitly out-of-scopes all of this. §2.2 (Non-Goals): "Built-in business logic for how to edit tickets, PRs, or comments." §11.5: "Symphony does not require first-class tracker write APIs in the orchestrator. Ticket mutations... are typically handled by the coding agent."
The corrected text accurately states these come from GitHub and are outside the CLI transcript boundary, with spec section references.