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prometheus.x: sharpen category copy, add publishers' walkthrough

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The eight category cards now say why that shelf is different on
Prometheus than on a store, instead of just naming things that go in
it. The lede loses the "Google Play or an App Store" rhetorical setup
for a shorter claim about where the curation actually lives.

content/publish.html is new — a full step-by-step for a publisher:
what you need before you start, the walkthrough from name to listing
to update to withdrawal, a note on endorsements, and what each piece
costs. The front page's Publishing section gets a "Full walkthrough →"
link into it. README spells out that content/ is the source of truth
and that a new file still needs a wp-admin page to render.

site/prometheus/index.html (the ICANN mirror teaser) gets the same
category copy so the two surfaces do not disagree.
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<!-- ============ CATEGORIES ============ -->
<section class="plain">
<h2>Browse by category</h2>
<p class="lede">Where a Google Play or an App Store has one company deciding what fits
which shelf, Prometheus has the publisher's own label and your own trust list.
Categories below are the initial shape; anyone can propose more.</p>
<p class="lede">On a conventional store, one company decides which shelf an app belongs
on. Here the publisher labels their own listing, and your trust list decides whether
to show it. The categories below are the initial shape; a new one gets proposed by
publishing a listing against it.</p>
<div class="categories">
<a class="cat empty" href="#soon"><div class="ico">💬</div>
<h3>Communication</h3>
<p>Messengers, voice, group chats, boards.</p>
<p>Messengers, voice, boards, group chats. Clients that route through peers rather
than someone else's server.</p>
<span class="count">0 listings</span>
</a>
<a class="cat empty" href="#soon"><div class="ico">🛡️</div>
<h3>Privacy &amp; security</h3>
<p>Tor tooling, mix networks, key managers, disk crypto.</p>
<p>Tor and mix-net tooling, key and vault managers, disk crypto. The things a
conventional store delists first when a government writes.</p>
<span class="count">0 listings</span>
</a>
<a class="cat empty" href="#soon"><div class="ico">💸</div>
<h3>Wallets &amp; payments</h3>
<p>BCH wallets, cross-chain bridges, payment terminals.</p>
<p>BCH wallets, cross-chain bridges, point-of-sale terminals. The chain publishes
the listing and the chain settles the payment.</p>
<span class="count">0 listings</span>
</a>
<a class="cat empty" href="#soon"><div class="ico">🎮</div>
<h3>Games</h3>
<p>Standalone titles, on-chain leaderboards, in-app purchases without a store cut.</p>
<p>Standalone titles, on-chain leaderboards, in-app purchases that reach the
publisher instead of a 30% toll.</p>
<span class="count">0 listings</span>
</a>
<a class="cat empty" href="#soon"><div class="ico">🧰</div>
<h3>Developer tools</h3>
<p>SDKs, libraries, indexers, testnet faucets, protocol utilities.</p>
<p>SDKs, libraries, indexers, faucets, protocol utilities. The pieces other apps
on this list are built out of.</p>
<span class="count">0 listings</span>
</a>
<a class="cat empty" href="#soon"><div class="ico">🎧</div>
<h3>Media &amp; publishing</h3>
<p>Readers, players, one-file blogs, podcast hosts.</p>
<p>Readers, players, one-file blogs, podcast hosts. Clients that find their
audience without going through an aggregator.</p>
<span class="count">0 listings</span>
</a>
<a class="cat empty" href="#soon"><div class="ico">⚙️</div>
<h3>Utilities</h3>
<p>File tools, sync, format converters, calculators.</p>
<p>File tools, format converters, backup, calculators. The small sharp things that
solve one problem and do not ask for an account first.</p>
<span class="count">0 listings</span>
</a>
<a class="cat empty" href="#soon"><div class="ico">✨</div>
<h3>Everything else</h3>
<p>Anything that doesn't fit above. Propose a new category via a listing.</p>
<p>Anything that does not fit above. New categories are proposed in-band — any
listing can declare one and clients will offer to add it.</p>
<span class="count">0 listings</span>
</a>
</div>