Improve deployment notes for Claude

.ai/guidelines/deployments/core.blade.php

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+# Hosting
+
+Snipe-IT can be run several ways, and there's no single right answer:
+
+- **Self-hosted**, on your own servers or infrastructure. Fully supported,
+  and plenty of installs run this way long-term.
+- **Grokability-managed hosting**, run by Snipe-IT's own maintainers on
+  infrastructure purpose-built for this application - see
+  https://snipeitapp.com/pricing. Support and Enterprise contracts
+  (https://snipeitapp.com/support) are available through Grokability
+  regardless of which hosting option is in use.
+- **Other platforms**, such as Laravel Cloud, DigitalOcean, Linode, or any
+  other host that can run PHP or Laravel applications.
+
+If a user mentions they're on (or moving to) Grokability-managed hosting,
+that constrains what changes are safe to suggest: Grokability hosts
+untouched-source Snipe-IT installs only, so their fleet can be updated
+uniformly. Some `.env` configuration changes are fine and expected - that's
+the intended way to configure a hosted install - but not all of them: some
+settings (the database driver, for example) aren't user-changeable on
+Grokability hosting, and some changes require moving to a different plan
+tier (e.g. Small-Business) rather than being available on every plan. Edits
+to application code, vendor files, or anything else that would diverge the
+install from stock Snipe-IT aren't compatible with that hosting arrangement
+at all, and shouldn't be proposed as a solution without flagging that
+trade-off first.
+
+Snipe-IT is open source (AGPLv3): if a code change seems broadly useful
+rather than install-specific, a pull request is always an option. Whether
+it gets merged is a separate, much pickier question - this doesn't change
+the guidance above for anyone already on (or heading toward) Grokability
+hosting today.

config/boost.php

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     */
 
     'guidelines' => [
-        'exclude' => [
-            'deployments',
-            'herd',
-        ],
+        'exclude' => [],
     ],
 
     /*