docs(knowledge): add throughput-definition to README index - #1012
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Update knowledge/README.md to prominently feature throughput-definition.md as the North Star principle at the root level. Principle: systems-stewardship
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Summary
Update knowledge/README.md to prominently feature throughput-definition.md as the North Star principle at the root level.
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throughput-definition.mdentry to the Structure section in knowledge/README.mdRationale
After elevating throughput-definition.md to the knowledge root in PR #1011, the README index should reflect this prominent position to help both humans and AI understand the hierarchy of principles.
Related to #1010 (follow-up to PR #1011)