Drop scope/limitation hedge language from the docs

- coral README: remove the "Scope, Honestly" section (trusted-arbiter / LLM
  fallback / no-betting-edge caveats).
- TXODDS.md: replace "Honest caveats" with a neutral "Run it on devnet" note,
  keeping the mainnet-key safety line and dropping the hedges.
- escrow README: reframe "The honest trade-off" as "When to use the escrow",
  keeping the escrow-vs-USDC guidance without the self-critical tone.
- WORLDCUP_API.md: relabel "Honest caveat" as a plain note.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Author: trilltino

TXODDS.md

@@ -98,12 +98,8 @@ Every command self-installs on first run — see the **[Run the examples](README
 - **Confirm on the submission page** (team size cap, whether one team can enter multiple tracks or win
   multiple prizes — these were unanswered in the brief): [superteam.fun/earn/hackathon/world-cup](https://superteam.fun/earn/hackathon/world-cup).
 
-## Honest caveats
-
-- **Devnet.** The kit runs on Solana **devnet** — free play money, but real settlement mechanics and a
-  live Explorer link. For a mainnet product, flip the RPC (the devnet guard requires `ALLOW_MAINNET=1`);
-  never put a funded mainnet key in `.env`.
-- **Verify the feed.** The kit targets TxLINE's **free devnet tier** (World Cup & Int Friendlies, on-chain
-  price 0). Confirm the hackathon's expected endpoints/entitlements match before you rely on them.
-- **These prize/track details are from the brief you pasted** — check the official page for the
-  authoritative rules and amounts before submitting.
+## Run it on devnet
+
+The kit runs on Solana **devnet** — free play money, real settlement mechanics, and a live Explorer
+link. For a mainnet product, flip the RPC (the devnet guard requires `ALLOW_MAINNET=1`); never put a
+funded mainnet key in `.env`.

examples/txodds/WORLDCUP_API.md

@@ -96,7 +96,7 @@ Each feature lists **why it matters**, the **exact TxLINE call** it uses (no new
 - **API:** `/api/scores/snapshot/{id}` — `client.scores()` **already exists**; just expose a proxy route
   `GET /api/scores?fixtureId=`.
 - **Surface:** a live-score chip on the featured match (and cards).
-- **Honest caveat:** free-tier fixtures are usually **pre-match**, so scores are often empty until a live
+- **Note:** free-tier fixtures are usually **pre-match**, so scores are often empty until a live
   match exists in the catalog — **gate the chip on data presence** so it only appears when real.
 
 ### 4) More markets — beyond 1X2

examples/txodds/coral/README.md

@@ -56,11 +56,3 @@ docker logs -f $(docker ps -qf ancestor=seller-agent:0.1.0 | head -1)
 ```
 
 Set `TRACE=1` in `.env` for Coral calls, PDA addresses, and Explorer links.
-
-## Scope, Honestly
-
-- The arbiter is a trusted neutral keypair in this demo. The claim is arbiter-gated settlement between
-  buyer and seller, not arbitration without a trusted party.
-- If no live LLM provider is funded, the seller returns a deterministic odds read. That keeps the demo
-  resilient, but the recorded video should use a live provider.
-- The current product is a fair-line read. A true betting edge needs a bookmaker comparison feed.

examples/txodds/escrow/README.md

@@ -144,12 +144,10 @@ build them (Anchor scaffolding, LiteSVM tests, Codama client generation, the sec
 
 ---
 
-## The honest trade-off
-
-- **Gain:** escrow-protected, buyer-released settlement - conditional, refundable funds instead of
-  pay-and-pray. (Seller protection needs the arbiter above; the shipped base contract protects the buyer.)
-- **Cost:** it's **Rust**, the one place the kit leaves "TypeScript end-to-end", and it adds a
-  build/deploy toolchain - the price of on-chain settlement.
-- **Middle ground:** if you only want **price stability** (not conditional settlement), escrow is
-  overkill - accept **USDC** via SPL token transfers in the TS flow. Escrow is specifically about
-  *conditional release*, not tokens.
+## When to use the escrow
+
+- **Escrow** gives conditional, refundable settlement — funds release on delivery (buyer-released in the
+  base contract; the arbiter adds seller protection).
+- It is the one **Rust** piece in an otherwise TypeScript kit and adds a build/deploy toolchain.
+- If you only need **price stability**, not conditional settlement, accept **USDC** via SPL token
+  transfers in the TS flow — escrow is specifically about *conditional release*, not tokens.