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docs: fix stale README config defaults (wake 0.65, vad 700/15)

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the lower [vad]/threshold bullets still said 0.6 / 800ms / max 10; sync to the real
defaults (wake_fuzzy_threshold 0.65, silence_ms 700, max_seconds 15). CLAUDE.md and
COMPACT.md (git-ignored) corrected on disk too (model small.en, same numbers).

Signed-off-by: disqualifier <dev@disqualifier.me>
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- **STT biasing.** The transcriber is seeded with an `initial_prompt` built from the
configured wake phrases + command vocabulary (one source — `grammar.vocabulary()`),
so Whisper is conditioned to expect "claudedo" and the command words.
- **Split fuzzy thresholds.** `wake_fuzzy_threshold` (default `0.6`, lenient) vs
- **Split fuzzy thresholds.** `wake_fuzzy_threshold` (default `0.65`, lenient) vs
`command_fuzzy_threshold` (default `0.8`, tight). The asymmetry is deliberate: a
false *wake* is cheap (it wakes, finds no command, does nothing), but a false
*command* fires the wrong action. Prefer expanding command synonyms over loosening
the command threshold.
- **`[vad]` endpointing.** Capture starts on speech and ends after `silence_ms`
(default 800) of trailing silence — Alexa-style record-until-pause — capped at
`max_seconds` (default 10). The pause both ends a command and separates it from
(default 700) of trailing silence — Alexa-style record-until-pause — capped at
`max_seconds` (default 15). The pause both ends a command and separates it from
following chatter (the chatter is a separate capture the wake gate discards).
- **`auto_target`** (default `false`): with no sticky target and one session running,
`false` does nothing and asks you to `set`; `true` auto-uses that session.