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f30dd06 replaced the external Epoch launcher with an Epoch window inside Nexis, but README still called it a separately launched standalone app and left it out of the title-bar tool list. Also points the ML guide links at Synapse, the v1.32.0 name. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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f30dd06 replaced the external Epoch launcher with an Epoch window inside Nexis, but the README still described Epoch as a separately launched standalone app and left it out of the title-bar tool list.
I checked the other counts in the README against the code (18 AI providers; 22 themes = 17 + 5 community), and both are still right.
The wiki (nexis-wiki) still says "ML Lab" on about 10 pages. That isn't changed here.
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