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fix: reconcile rule 6 defined designations with rule 1 summaries - #14
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Two rule-conflict fixes flagged by CodeAnt on earlier PRs.
Rule 6 vs. rule 1 (from #13). The defined-designation clause told the agent never to lowercase a defined party designation. Rule 1 tells it to minimize capitalized defined terms in introductory summaries and cover pages. One sentence in rule 6 now says rule 1 still governs summaries, where an everyday equivalent is fine as long as the document defines the designation before the body relies on it. The §20 sample note says the same.
Intro vs. rule 8 (from #9). The opening line promised rewrites "without touching legal terms of art," but rule 8 permits one lay-facing substitution. The line now says the skill preserves terms of art and points at section III, which holds the exception.