Docs: refinements are now specs, R-* codes are aliases #2

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Since thierryade/backend#12 a refinement is an ordinary spec with its own code; former XXX-R-n refinement codes survive as aliases, still accepted by the coverage upload. The docs and help text still describe "spec or refinement" codes.

No behavior change needed: codes are passed through as-is. Only the README and help strings need updating.

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Since thierryade/backend#12 a refinement is an ordinary spec with its own code; former `XXX-R-n` refinement codes survive as aliases, still accepted by the coverage upload. The docs and help text still describe "spec or refinement" codes. No behavior change needed: codes are passed through as-is. Only the README and help strings need updating. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) https://claude.ai/code/session_014BSmBtGWeFBD9z4mYm9SjA

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