docs: update site metadata and rebrand mkdocs config

[Million-mo]

Update mkdocs.yml site name/description/repo URLs from AgentPool to WolfHarness, preparing documentation deployment for verification.

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No GitHub token is available in this environment, so I can't post the review via the API. Here is the synthesized review for PR #12.

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Review: PR #12 — docs: update site metadata and rebrand mkdocs config

Verdict: Request changes. The PR's stated purpose (rebranding mkdocs.yml site metadata) is not actually done, and the README introduces code examples that reference a class that does not exist.

🔴 Blocking

1. from wolfharness import WolfHarness does not exist — README.md:68,70,196,199. There is no WolfHarness class or alias anywhere in src/; src/wolfharness/__init__.py:18,64 exports only AgentPool (the class is AgentPool in src/wolfharness/delegation/pool.py:50). Copy-pasting these examples raises ImportError. Keep AgentPool in the snippets or add the alias in code first.

2. The alias note is inverted — README.md:77 claims "AgentPool remains available as a backward-compatible alias for WolfHarness." Since WolfHarness doesn't exist, this is the reverse of reality; there is no alias in either direction. This needs to be fixed or removed.

3. PR title/body mismatch — Title and body say "update mkdocs.yml site name/description/repo URLs," but mkdocs.yml is untouched. It still has site_name: "AgentPool" (mkdocs.yml:1), the AgentPool-era description (:2), repo_url: https://github.com/Leoyzen/wolfharness/ (:3), and a stale copyright (:6). The core claimed change was never made.

🟠 Major

4. Repo identity split across 4 URLs — After this PR the README badges point to wolf1069b/wolfharness (README.md:8-11), while mkdocs.yml:3 uses Leoyzen/wolfharness, src/wolfharness/__init__.py:39 (__url__) uses phil65/wolfharness, and the actual remote is Million-mo/agentpool. Pick one canonical repo and use it everywhere.

5. Unverifiable roadmap claims — RFC-0058 (dynamic workflow, README.md:241) does not exist in docs/rfcs/ (STATUS tops out at RFC-0057); "Polyglot agent support (M6)" (README.md:244) is labeled Phase 5 in RFC-0050, not M6. Drop or correct these.

6. Missing changelog entry — Per changelog/README.md:28-32, every logical change (including the "Docs" surface) needs a detail file under changelog/unreleased/, which doesn't exist yet.

7. pool.get_agent("assistant") is stale — README.md:200. AgentPool has no get_agent() method (use get_context()/create_session()).

🟢 Minor / noted

• The rename version claim "v2.10+" (README.md:313) is wrong — the agentpool → wolfharness rename landed at v2.9.5 (git show e126b2da0:pyproject.toml). Pre-existing, but the PR rewrote the surrounding roadmap section without fixing it.
• Positive: serve-agui/serve-api commands are real (src/wolfharness_cli/__main__.py:79-81); documentation.yml workflow exists; all README/CONTRIBUTING doc links (AGENTS.md, LICENSE, docs/meta/documentation-guide.md) resolve; CONTRIBUTING.md heading is clean with no stale "AgentPool" refs.

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