docs: sync the Benchmarks section with the Reddit feed rerun - #58
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The page-view suite now reads Reddit through the Atom feeds, so the section carries the 2026-09-04 numbers on oc 0.5.3: real content on all fifteen pages, 118x fewer tokens than raw HTML across the fourteen both could read, and the two feeds at 459 and 493 tokens. The access paragraph describes Reddit's metering the way the rerun measured it.
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The benchmark suites now read Reddit through its Atom feeds (only-cli/benchmarks, branch bench/reddit-atom-feeds), so the README Benchmarks section carries the 2026-09-04 page-view numbers on oc 0.5.3:
Docs only, no code change.