release: pisama 0.6.3 documentation metadata repair - #24
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Fresh published-package rubric 1.8.0 audit found only D1 for pisama: docs.pisama.ai returns 410 (acquirer 53/59, technical 5/5). This patch release changes Documentation to the canonical README and carries the merged hosted onboarding guide. Version and source fallback move together to 0.6.3; no behavioral API change. Local gates: 196 tests passed, Ruff and mypy passed; isolated sdist/wheel builds and Twine passed. Both artifacts contain MIT license text/metadata, hosted guide and corrected documentation URL, with the retired URL absent from metadata. PyPI 0.6.3 was absent when preparation began. No release or registry publication yet. Merge requires normal protected checks; publication will use the existing release-triggered trusted-publisher workflow, followed by exact artifact/provenance and fresh audit verification.