[prx-my]

What changed and why

The override-hygiene docs still described the older rule set. The scanner ships 11 OA rules plus 2 PD rules (verified against src/cli/help.ts), but several pages referenced OA001-OA008, OA001-OA009, or "eleven" rules.

This updates:

• website/docs/cli-reference.md (--check-overrides description and the rule-reference link)
• website/docs/index.md
• website/docs/press.md

All now reference OA001-OA011, PD001-PD002 / 13 rules.

Closes #1373

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[sonukapoor]

Two of the three changes here are right and I checked them against the code rather than the docs: there are thirteen rules on main, OA001 through OA011 plus PD001 and PD002, the hygiene guide already documents all thirteen, and they all run under that flag. So the CLI reference and the index pointer were both stale and your replacements are accurate.

The press page change is the one I need you to drop. That paragraph is our summary of someone else's published review, not a description of the current product, so the number in it is a fact about what Suphi covered in August rather than a figure to keep current. OA011 did not ship until the end of September, so the review cannot have covered thirteen rules and saying it did would misstate what he wrote.

Everything else is good to go. Drop that one line and I will take it.

[prx-my]

Removed the press.md change as requested. The PR now only updates cli-reference.md and index.md. You're right that the review summary is a historical record, not a current rule count.

[sonukapoor]

That is it, thanks. I checked the rule identifiers against the code rather than against the hygiene guide, since the guide could have been stale in the same direction: there are thirteen on main, OA001 through OA011 plus PD001 and PD002, and they all run under that flag. So both of your replacements are accurate and those two pages now agree with what ships.

Dropping the press page change was the right call. Approved.