[tamnd]

Closes the first two boxes of #17.

The README and everything under docs/ were thoroughly v0.2.0. They documented --cookies, --workers, a singular quote command, crawl --parse, search --html and a five row exit code table that has not been right since M4, and they said nothing at all about works, editions, the graph, the crawler or the MCP server.

Everything here is one sentence per line with no newline inside a sentence, so a one word change is a one line diff rather than a reflow.

Renames

The guides were named after the commands that happened to exist in v0.1.0. They are now named after the job:

was	is
books-and-authors.md	books-and-works.md
search-and-discovery.md	store-and-graph.md
shelves-and-quotes.md	robots-and-limits.md
bulk-crawling.md	crawling.md
	mcp.md, new

What is new in the content

• The book/work/edition distinction, stated once at the top of the README and again in the introduction, because it is the thing the release is built on.
• The extraction ladder, with the honest bit: the book page is Next.js and the six Rails surfaces have nothing but og: tags, so a selector there is not a shortcut.
• robots.txt as its own guide: what is disallowed, what you lose, the two real routes around, and the four deliberate properties of --no-robots.
• The MCP guide, including why the server has no --no-robots and why that is enforced by a test rather than by a paragraph.
• The graph: the gr: URI, the twelve predicates with their properties, and the SQL you can actually run.
• The eight v0.3.0 exit codes, in the README, the two output pages, the CLI reference and troubleshooting, all matching cli/root.go.
• release-notes/v0-3-0.md, with a breaking-changes section naming every flag and command that moved.

v0-1-0.md keeps its facts and gains a note at the top saying they are v0.1.0's, so somebody landing on it from a search does not follow it into --cookies.

One code change

cli/root.go's Long was stale in the same way as the docs. It named search, shelves and reviews as the headline and said nothing about the line robots.txt draws, so it says that instead.

Checked

Every command, flag and default in the reference was read off goodread <command> --help from a build of this branch rather than remembered. The book table output in the README and the quick start is a real run. The --template examples are real too, which is how the note about --fields naming JSON keys and --template walking the Go struct got written: {{.title}} does not work and it is not obvious why.

gofmt -l . && go vet ./... && go test ./... is clean.