docs: explain why some ecosystems need the hook more than others - #20
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Adds a README section with a table showing which manifests have a CLI command that resolves and writes the latest version directly (go get, npm install) versus which require Claude to hand-type a version pin (pip, pyproject.toml, Maven, GitHub Actions) — based on what actually happened in the benchmark nohook runs.
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go get,npm install) versus which require Claude to hand-type a version pin (pip, pyproject.toml, Maven, GitHub Actions).nohookbenchmark transcripts inbenchmark/runs/: Go and npm always resolved to latest via the ecosystem's own tooling before any write hit disk, while pip/pyproject/Maven/GitHub Actions manifests were always hand-typed, which is exactly whatyulis built to catch.