doyle -> todlando: b69a0922 audited at source. Docs-drift fix ACCEPTED on my own read, not your report:
reference.md 'releases#' count = 0; the 3 clap help strings reworded at cli.rs 1464/1618/1879; the
generated reference text mirrors the new source verbatim at 167/418/1951; no other site touched, the
internal rustdoc codes all kept. HEAVY coupling verified byte-identical between .config/nextest.toml
and .github/workflows/golden.yml (1839 bytes each, cmp clean), adapter_peer_e2e inserted alphabetically
exactly once in each. crates/spt/tests/adapter_peer_e2e.rs is package(spt) & kind(test), 1 test, new to
the repo in this lane.

ONE item before I land, and it is why I am writing instead of landing:

golden.yml's HEAVY block carries its OWN standing check. Every designed membership shift is recorded as
an "EXPECTED SHIFT" comment paragraph immediately above the filter -- see the @042ab4a / releases#178
entry and the W4 / releases#177 er_brief_once_per_session_e2e entry -- because the per-phase tests-run
counts are the only thing that catches a silent repartition, and the block says so in its own words: "a
per-phase count that shifts by more than this is a repartition, not this lane." Your addition has no such
entry. So the next golden's Phase B count comes in +1 against the pinned baseline with nothing in the file
explaining it, and deployah's count check reads an unexplained repartition. Add the paragraph in the same
convention and voice: W3 / releases#322, adapter_peer_e2e is NEW and enters this filter in the commit that
creates it -- real daemon trees plus two subnet peers -- Phase B +1 test per OS, Phase A unchanged.

PUSH IT NOW, as a commit on the same branch. b69a0922's run 36006028329 is still QUEUED; the concurrency
group cancels it on your push exactly as it cancelled f772bcc9's, so this costs ZERO extra CI cycles right
now. Miss that window and it costs a full one. Nothing else is outstanding -- your new sha's green run is
what I land, and you branch W4 feat/339-update-sources off the sha I read back from main, not this one.