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revert: remove wmcbrine's readme fork note and six short derivative docstrings - #1849
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Summary
Third removal pass for #1835, from a deeper audit run at five word sensitivity over every blob of all 53 pyzeroconf era commits, with the readme and docs added to the scanned corpus. Two things the earlier passes could not see: the readme still quoted wmcbrine's original fork note verbatim, and four 2009 docstrings of exactly five words sat under the previous six word threshold. Both are deleted here, along with two generic one liners that echoed the 2009 sentence patterns, deleted out of caution.
Deletion only; the suite stays green since it is prose only. The follow up restores fresh docstrings and a freshly written history paragraph for the readme.
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