[vicmaster]

Bumps framesmith to 2.3.0 in package.json, package-lock.json, and the version the MCP server reports in src/index.ts.

This is a minor release because canvas_bind gains a new field in its result. Everything else is a fix or a documentation correction.

• batch_design parser rejects multi-line ops and # comment lines — the README's own examples fail as pasted #228, fixed in fix: batch_design accepts multi-line ops and # / // comments (#228) #229: batch_design accepts an op written across several lines, as long as its brackets are still open. It also accepts # comment lines between ops and // comments at the end of a line. Before, the README's own chart, donut and intro examples failed when pasted as written. A # or // inside a quoted string is not treated as a comment. A paren or brace inside a string value no longer breaks an op either; before, that failed even on a single line.
• Docs: cold-reader audit of README — examples that fail as pasted, stale claims, canvas_bind re-keying gap #227, fixed in docs: README cold-reader audit fixes; canvas_bind returns an idMap (#227) #230: canvas_bind returns an idMap that maps the old workspace and project IDs to their new repo-* IDs, so an agent can retarget without listing again. The docs used to say binding changes canvas IDs too. It doesn't: canvas IDs are kept, and each canvas's projectId is updated to its new project. Every place that made the claim is corrected.
• Also in docs: README cold-reader audit fixes; canvas_bind returns an idMap (#227) #230: the docs now say that the LLM critique never blocks presenting, and that every cliché tell blocks the directive whatever its severity. Both are how the code already behaved. The PR also fixes the README findings from a cold-reader audit.

An agent can newly see two things: multi-line ops and comments in batch_design, and the idMap field in the canvas_bind result. No existing field changes.

npm run build succeeds, npm run test:fast passes (72/72), test-discoverability.ts passes (117/117), and npm pack --dry-run reports version 2.3.0 with 115 files.