fix(telos): align dashboard engineer cap to 16 (was split 10/16)#1313
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L73 (routing comment) and L383 (Parallel Execution summary) said "up to 10" while the description (L3) and the CRITICAL build instruction (L265) said "up to 16". The CRITICAL line governs build-time behavior, so 16 is the operative cap; this raises the two stale references to match.
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Releases/v5.0.0/.claude/skills/Telos/SKILL.mdnamed two different caps for the dashboard-build engineer fan-out, and each one appeared twice:description): "up to 16 parallel engineers"CRITICALbuild instruction): "up to 16 parallel engineers"The
CRITICALdirective on L265 is the line that drives build-time behavior, and it says 16, with the description agreeing. I assume 16 as the cap you meant and lines 73/383 as leftovers from an earlier number, so this raises those two to 16. All four references now agree.If 10 was the ceiling you want here, I can flip it the other way.