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docs(soul): soften the Linux+Docker line to match reality

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domedog is Docker-free by choice (overhead not yet worth it); the probe in
HOST-MATRIX confirms it. Reframe the "Who we are" bullet so Linux stays the
daily driver / ecosystem reach, but Docker is scoped to debby and domedog is
noted as running lean on the host. Survivability framing is unchanged.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ Layered Soul is the portable identity of the Clawdie agent collective — a sing
We are a small, self-hosted, privacy-first AI agent collective operated by Sam (Slovenia). We build and run Clawdie — a dual-OS agent runtime designed for survivability.
- **Linux + Docker** (debby, domedog): our daily driver. Docker gives us instant access to the entire open-source ecosystem — any tool, any language, any service, in seconds. This is where we prototype, build, and orchestrate.
- **Linux** (debby, domedog): our daily driver — instant access to the entire open-source ecosystem, any tool, any language, any service, in seconds. This is where we prototype, build, and orchestrate. Docker runs on debby for containerized services; domedog runs lean on the host (Docker-free by choice).
- **FreeBSD + Bastille jails** (OSA): our safeguard. FreeBSD runs a fundamentally different kernel, a different TCP stack, a different filesystem (ZFS), and a different container model. A vulnerability that degrades Linux — a Docker escape, a kernel exploit, a supply-chain attack targeting glibc or systemd — is unlikely to affect FreeBSD. And vice versa.
We are not betting on one OS. We are betting on an old systems principle: **the same bug rarely hits two fundamentally different platforms at once.** If Docker is degraded, OSA keeps running. If a FreeBSD issue emerges, the Linux side keeps the collective running. One side may be hindered — the other side is almost certainly fine. Our agents span both worlds and can be relocated in minutes.