Add fleet containment, session-coupled proxy policy, and audit-durability direction#48
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Extend the roadmap direction with the fleet and observability bets: session behavioral containment (telemetry counters plus a deny-ratio circuit breaker keyed per session token, explicitly not spend metering), API-proxy policy coupled to session grants so brokered tools like helm and ansible are boxed inside the caller's grant, audit durability (level-independent audit sink, session tokens and exit codes on records, per-use secret audit, configurable history retention), and a docs split moving deep reference material out of the README.