docs: correct PromptTruncator priority/fit order in retrieval-pipeline - #130
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The "Priority-based truncation" section described the pre-cec8a0c algorithm: it listed HIGH as only the user query and fit conversation history before all context documents. After cec8a0c, HIGH-priority context documents (curated lesson content) are retained before conversation history, and only LOW-priority context docs are fit afterward. The table and algorithm steps now reflect this order.
A reader following the old docs would expect curated lesson context to be dropped before older conversation turns, when in fact it is now retained first.
Introduced by commit cec8a0c (@WilliamAGH, #114)
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