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docs(launch): remove self-staling 'Today' phrasing from countdown - #293

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Summary

LAUNCH.md's countdown line hardcoded an absolute "Today (2026-08-08) is 13 weeks out" assertion. That phrasing goes stale for every reader after 2026-08-08 and forces them to recompute the countdown themselves. This reworks the line to state when the plan was drafted and points to the timeline table's explicit week/date rows as the source of truth for current status, since that table already stands alone.

Closes #265

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  • Manual review of the rendered Markdown diff; no build tooling touches this file.

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  • Content speaks to end users (see CONTRIBUTING.md)
  • Commits are DCO-signed (git commit -s)
  • Site builds without new warnings

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LAUNCH.md's countdown line asserted an absolute 'Today (2026-08-08)'
that goes stale for every reader after that date. Reword it to state
the plan was drafted on 2026-08-08 and point to the timeline table's
explicit dates for current status.

Fixes #265

Signed-off-by: mrbobbytables <mrbobbytables@users.noreply.github.com>
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[guide] LAUNCH.md countdown hardcodes "Today (2026-08-08)" — self-staling date in a living launch doc

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