docs(ports): neither the C# nor the Python port has an eject verb

The stale-reference sweep replaced two "ships in the default generator suite"
claims with "use `dotnet meta eject names`" and "use `meta eject names`". Both
name a command that does not exist: `eject` is the Node `meta` CLI's, and per
ADR-0015 the C# CLI is `gen`/`verify` only while the Python console-script is the
same pair. A reader following either line gets an unknown-command error.

They also conflated two different things. Ejecting is about OWNING a generator's
source (ADR-0034); it is not how a run selects one. Both ports select with
`--generators <csv>`, which is what these sections now say — and each names its
own `--list` as the catalog, so the next question has an answer in the same
sentence.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_011cQxyVuTkdPmAduLiedNEg

Author: dmealing

docs/ports/csharp.md

@@ -108,8 +108,11 @@ The codegen emits:
 
 ### `<Entity>Names` — the physical names, as constants
 
-`names` is opt-in — use `dotnet meta eject names` or wire it via `--generators` on the command line.
-When selected, a project gets `<Entity>Names.g.cs`. It carries the physical
+`names` is opt-in — select it with `--generators names` on `dotnet meta gen`
+(`dotnet meta gen --list` names the whole catalog). This port ships no `eject`
+verb — ejecting belongs to the Node `meta` CLI, and it is about OWNING a
+generator's source, never about selecting one for a run. When selected, a project gets
+`<Entity>Names.g.cs`. It carries the physical
 database names for one object as `const string`s:
 
 ```csharp

docs/ports/python.md

@@ -199,8 +199,11 @@ app.dependency_overrides[get_repository] = lambda: SqlAlchemyAuthorRepository(se
 
 ### `<entity>_names.py` — the physical names, as constants
 
-The `names` generator is opt-in — use `meta eject names` or wire it via `generators` in your
-config. When selected, a project gets `<entity>_names.py`. The module
+The `names` generator is opt-in — select it with `--generators names` on
+`metaobjects gen` (`--list` names the whole catalog). The Python console-script
+has no `eject` verb: ejecting is the Node `meta` CLI's, and it is about OWNING a
+generator's source, never about selecting one for a run. When selected, a project
+gets `<entity>_names.py`. The module
 mirrors the metadata that declared it: every node it describes — the object,
 each `source.rdb` child, each `identity.*` and `index.*` child — carries its
 own `_TYPE`, `_SUB_TYPE` and `_NAME`, and a source's physical name sits under