docs(humanizer): v5.1.0 release notes across plugin + marketplace docs
- Plugin README: add "What's New in v5.1.0" section with humanizer overview, before/after example, plain-language vocabulary table, --raw flag docs. Bump version badge 5.0.0 → 5.1.0. Add Version History row. - Plugin CLAUDE.md: add humanizer.mjs + humanizer-data.mjs to Scanner Lib table. Add "Plain-Language Output (v5.1.0)" section documenting output modes, vocabularies, and Wave 5 lessons. Bump test count 635 → 792 across 52 test files. - Marketplace root README: bump config-audit entry 5.0.0 → 5.1.0, update one-line description to mention plain-language UX, add bullet for the v5.1.0 humanizer, bump test count 635+ → 792+. Test-normalizer hardening (consequence of growing CLAUDE.md): walkClaudeMdCascade walks upward from the marketplace-medium fixture into this plugin's own CLAUDE.md, so any docs edit ripples into `scanners[*].activeConfig.claudeMdEstimatedTokens`. The v5.0.0 byte-stability contract is about scanner internals being unchanged, not ancestor input content being frozen. Normalizers in json-backcompat, raw-backcompat, posture-humanizer, scan-orchestrator-humanizer, and snapshot-default-output now strip claudeMdEstimatedTokens to <ANCESTOR_DERIVED>. The default-output snapshot for scan-orchestrator was re-seeded via UPDATE_SNAPSHOT=1 (intent: Wave 6 docs additions; humanizer prose unchanged). Verify: - grep -E "5\.1\.0|v5\.1\.0" README.md CLAUDE.md ../../README.md | wc -l = 12 - node --test 'tests/**/*.test.mjs' = 792/792 pass - self-audit configGrade A (97), pluginGrade A (100), readmeCheck.passed true
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