Surface polish: batched Minor findings from the native-surfaces final review (#71) (#75)

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@@ -105,6 +105,14 @@ Design: `vscode-cowriting-plugin-content/specs/coauthoring-inner-loop.md`. No li
## F3 — Live human/Claude attribution (Feature #6)
> **Commands superseded (native-surfaces migration).** The attribution **data
> layer** below is current, but the Commands block is historical:
> `Cowriting: Toggle Attribution` was retired — authorship/change coloring now
> toggles via **Toggle Annotations** on a coedited document (How it works §6) —
> and "Ask Claude to Edit Selection" is palette-hidden; use **Ask Claude to
> Edit** (`Ctrl+Alt+E` / `Cmd+Alt+E`) or the comments-first **Ask Claude** (How
> it works §3). Kept below as a historical record.
As you and Claude coauthor, every span in the buffer carries an author: human
edits render with a subtle left border, Claude-authored spans with a background
tint. Text that predates tracking stays plain — the honest record. Edits that
@@ -230,7 +238,9 @@ Live smoke: [`docs/MANUAL-SMOKE-F6.md`](docs/MANUAL-SMOKE-F6.md).
> **Superseded (Task 8, native-surfaces migration).** The bespoke webview this
> section describes was deleted; its authorship/change coloring lives on
> **inside VS Code's own built-in Markdown preview** — see **How it works** §6
> above. Kept below as a historical record of the pre-migration design.
> above. Kept below as a historical record of the pre-migration design. (The
> `Ctrl+Alt+R` chord below now opens the native **Review Changes** diff; the
> annotated preview opens via **Open Cowriting Review Preview**, no chord.)
**`Ctrl+Alt+R`** (or **Cowriting: Open Track-Changes Preview**) opens a
read-only webview **beside** a **Markdown** editor that renders the document and
@@ -314,7 +324,8 @@ Live smoke: [`docs/MANUAL-SMOKE-F8.md`](docs/MANUAL-SMOKE-F8.md).
> "zero-annotation" — pending proposals now render optimistically applied
> in-buffer with `✓ Keep`/`✗ Reject` CodeLens (F12), and review happens across
> the native diff editor + built-in preview, not one dedicated webview. See
> **How it works** above. Kept below as a historical record.
> **How it works** above. Kept below as a historical record. (The `Ctrl+Alt+R`
> chord below now opens the native **Review Changes** diff, not this panel.)
A clean, **zero-annotation editor** on the left; the rendered preview on the
right as the **single interactive review surface**. The editor carries no