docs: remove pre-production label

README.md

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 ## Compatibility and security
 
-This proof of concept follows the current pre-production Input WebSocket API. It connects only to loopback hosts, at `ws://127.0.0.1:19147/input` by default. Input supports the WebSocket API for Creator Micro V2 and Codex Micro when the device is connected and its keymap is ready. The protocol can change before production.
+InputKit connects only to loopback hosts, at `ws://127.0.0.1:19147/input` by default. Input supports the WebSocket API for Creator Micro V2 and Codex Micro when the device is connected and its keymap is ready.
 
 Authorization returns a bearer token once. Do not log it or commit it. Authenticate with the same connection origin you used for authorization. Node.js clients connect without an `Origin` header. Browsers always send the page's origin, and Input ties authorization to the origin, so a browser application needs its own pairing; credentials from a Node.js pairing do not carry over.
 

docs/API.md

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 # InputKit API Reference
 
-InputKit is a dependency-free JavaScript client for the current Input WebSocket API. It runs on Node.js 22.4 and later and on any runtime with a standard global `WebSocket`. Input must be running, and each client must request authorization once before it can authenticate on later connections. The API is pre-production and follows the protocol documented by the Input application.
+InputKit is a dependency-free JavaScript client for the current Input WebSocket API. It runs on Node.js 22.4 and later and on any runtime with a standard global `WebSocket`. Input must be running, and each client must request authorization once before it can authenticate on later connections. It follows the protocol documented by the Input application.
 
 ## Create a client