A file that contradicted itself

The esbuild header advertised a build output that stopped existing in #3400. Nineteen lines below, the same file said the opposite.

The contradiction, in one file

esbuild.config.mjs:6    * - dist/server.mjs  — ork-elicit (setup-wizard form elicitation)
                              ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ advertises an output

esbuild.config.mjs:25   // The ork-elicit entry point was retired (EPIC C mechanism 11)
esbuild.config.mjs:28   await build({
esbuild.config.mjs:30     entryPoints: ['./src/docs-server.ts'],
esbuild.config.mjs:31     outfile:     './dist/docs-server.mjs'
                              ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ the only thing actually built

Verified rather than taken from the PR body: there is exactly one build() call in the file, and nothing produces dist/server.mjs.

Not every mention is a leftover

stale claim — remove honest history — keep

Every `ork-elicit` string in the repo

LocationTenseVerdict
esbuild.config.mjs:6present — "bundles ... to"stale claim, removed here
esbuild.config.mjs:25past — "was retired"keep
setup/references/configure-wizard.md:34past — "that consolidated"keep
release-sync/SKILL.md:92past — "This used to prefer"keep

The repo's own authoring rule says it directly: historical and citation prose is exempt. "Deprecated in v1.0" is accurate documentation; rewriting it to look current is the opposite of a cleanup. Only line 6 asserts something false in the present tense.

Correction to the PR body

The description called this "the last stale ork-elicit reference in the repo." It is the last stale claim — three mentions remain, and all three should stay. Also worth recording: .mcp.json is untracked, so the ork-elicit server entry removed there today was a local operator edit, not a repo change.