Drop the Languages section - #10
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It was doing two jobs at once. The list answered "is my language here?", a question a reader scans for. The table answered "how good is who-calls in it?", which is a caveat — and it sat two screens from the top, formatted like a selling point, describing other people's repositories. The list survives as one line under Install, where it is next to the other thing a reader checks before installing. The table's point survives as one bullet among the call graph's other limits, where the reader who wants that depth is already looking: a call through a receiver on a typed object cannot be attributed, so the graph is thinner in Java, C# and C++ than in C, Go or TypeScript. The per-project percentages are gone; the CHANGELOG still records them. Also fixed the header nav, which still linked to the anchor this removed. All five internal links now resolve. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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It was doing two jobs at once. The list answered "is my language here?", a question a reader scans for. The table answered "how good is who-calls in it?", which is a caveat — and it sat two screens from the top, formatted like a selling point, describing other people's repositories.
The list survives as one line under Install, where it is next to the other thing a reader checks before installing.
The table's point survives as one bullet among the call graph's other limits, where the reader who wants that depth is already looking: a call through a receiver on a typed object cannot be attributed, so the graph is thinner in Java, C# and C++ than in C, Go or TypeScript. The per-project percentages are gone; the CHANGELOG still records them.
Also fixed the header nav, which still linked to the anchor this removed. All five internal links now resolve.