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chore(harness): stop naming the retired line in the harness README - #54

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Same correction as the bridge comment in #53: the sentence explaining why the archived harness application line is gone named it. The explanation stays and points at ADR 0037.

The two legacy_aliases are deliberately kept. antigravity-cli and cursor-cli were never repositories — they were this engine's own incorrect identifiers, superseded today by ADR 0036. The alias is migration provenance for anything still resolving the old id, and it is collision-detection input for the bridge validator. They are not part of the archived line and removing them would break a rename that is hours old.

https://claude.ai/code/session_01GFeam4oG1UnwF9r55pXEyp

Same correction as the bridge comment: the sentence explaining why the archived
harness application line is gone named it. The explanation stays and points at
ADR 0037, which is where that history belongs.

The two `legacy_aliases` in the registry and the profiles are deliberately
kept. `antigravity-cli` and `cursor-cli` were never repositories -- they were
this engine's own incorrect identifiers, superseded today by ADR 0036, and the
alias is migration provenance for consumers still resolving the old id. They
are not part of the archived line.

Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GFeam4oG1UnwF9r55pXEyp
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