docs(#2627): clarify hive-sh4re owns payloads, not the wire envelopes
Land argus's review nit from #2654 (it was pushed to that PR's branch as fc4230f2 but got orphaned when the branch was merged + auto-deleted before the fix landed). The hive-sh4re README opening said 'Agent / Manager request + response shapes', which reads as if the wire envelopes still live here; they moved to the per-socket crates. Now says 'shared payload vocabulary' and notes where the envelopes live.
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# hive-sh4re
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The **shared wire types** between `hive-c0re` and the in-container harness — the
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common vocabulary (`Message`, `Approval`, `LooseEnd`, `HelperEvent`, the
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Agent / Manager request + response shapes) that the unix-socket protocols are
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built from.
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The **shared payload vocabulary** between `hive-c0re` and the in-container
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harness — the common types (`Message`, `Approval`, `LooseEnd`, `HelperEvent`, …)
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that the per-socket wire protocols are built from. The request/response
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*envelopes* themselves now live in the per-socket crates (below); this crate
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holds the payloads they carry.
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## Where it sits
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