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Remove obsolete development research and AI workflow notes - #137
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Remove the legacy Docker research note containing personal filesystem paths, unmeasured performance claims and an absent Dockerfile.optimized; remove its unused benchmark script. Remove the obsolete CI research guide describing self-hosted runners that current workflows no longer use, and the internal AI-assistant workflow guide. Remove associated AI-tool claims and the broken guide link from the ecosystem tracking document.
No runtime code, dependency declarations, workflows, tests or fixtures change. Existing source history preserves the removed notes.
Validation: complete repository reference search finds no remaining references to the removed files, Dockerfile.optimized, personal /Users paths, or the removed AI-tool workflow text. Diff/whitespace checks and release-version consistency pass. Documentation rendering and the required checks run in CI; local Sphinx is not installed. Single-cell validation, broader release documentation updates and publishing remain separate.