docs(claude): record the LLM-designed mandate and last-resort escalation

AILang is built primarily for LLMs; the corollary the owner stated
is that it is also meant to be designed by them. The human owner is
escalated to only as a last resort, and at that point the fix is most
likely a revert rather than a redesign. Records the design-authority
half of the identity that the opening section already stated for
authoring.
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**kept**. A feature ships only if an LLM reaches for it unprompted AND
it measurably improves correctness or removes redundancy.
Because AILang is built primarily for LLMs, it is also meant to be
**designed** by them: the design decisions, not only the authoring,
are LLM work product. The human owner is pulled in only as a last
resort — when nothing else works at all. And at that point the fix is
most likely a revert, not a redesign.
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