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These are doc and comment drifts I found while reading the repo file by file. There is no code change.

  • Python fixture coverage. sdk/python/README.md, docs/sdk-python.md and the test_fixtures.py module docstring said Python round-trips the whole protocol corpus. test_fixtures.py round-trips the req_* frames and only decodes each resp_* frame to its type (and data). protocol/README.md already describes this correctly, and the three texts now match it.
  • e2e usage lines. sdk/python/e2e.py, sdk/openai/e2e.py and mcp/e2e.py named --template rt2:24.04, an image no build in this repo produces. They now say rt:24.04, the default every other example uses.
  • silkd LOOPBACK_PORT doc. It named proxy.internal:3128. Guests reach the proxy at 127.0.0.1:3128 (the base unit's http_proxy), and proxy.internal exists only as a placeholder host in an outbound test.

Checks: ruff format --check and ruff check are clean (39 files). cargo fmt --check in silkd is clean. The comment-line delta is +1/−1.

CMGS added 2 commits November 9, 2026 21:38
… code does

Python round-trips the corpus's request frames and only decodes each
response to its type; the README, sdk-python.md and the test docstring
said it round-trips the whole corpus. The three e2e usage lines named an
rt2:24.04 template no image build produces. The silkd LOOPBACK_PORT doc
named proxy.internal, which only a test uses as a placeholder host.
… Rust parses requests, Python decodes responses
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