fix(docs): point CLAUDE.md injection at projects/<slug>#29
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…ner>/<name> The CLAUDE.md declaration asks agents to query about 'architecture, dependencies, stack history' — all of which live on the project page. The brain doesn't store commit history, so 'repos/<owner>/<name>' was misleading. Point at 'projects/<slug>' as the primary tracking location. Also remove the redundant 'appends to repos/<owner>/<name>' — pbrain remember auto-detects the project; agents don't need to know the implementation detail that it happens to write to the repo page.
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The CLAUDE.md declaration asks agents to query about 'architecture, dependencies, stack history' — all of which live on the project page. The brain doesn't store commit history, so
repos/<owner>/<name>was misleading. Point atprojects/<slug>as the primary tracking location.