Preserve unique content in the README default#69
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Trimming a module README must not delete unique information. Adds a content-preservation rule (keep/trim/relocate, never drop), makes the capabilities showcase mandatory for implemented modules, carves out an upstream attribution and licensing exception, fixes the copy/paste-hostile Get-Help example, and extends README validation.
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This pull request updates the documentation guidelines in
src/docs/Modules/Repository-Defaults.mdto clarify where unique or long-form content from module READMEs can be relocated. The changes ensure that important information is only moved to published and user-accessible documentation surfaces.