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docs: drop Amp from wanted adapters, add Goose - #17
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Amp moved thread storage server-side (ampcode.com) in its 2026-03-31 build and no longer writes sessions to disk, so it can't be read by a no-network adapter. Goose fits the slot instead: it already exposes per-turn token usage via a local SQLite store (sessions.db), the same shape contextrot already reads for OpenCode.
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Amp moved thread storage server-side (ampcode.com) in its 2026-03-31 build and no longer writes sessions to disk — found this while scoping issue #15 and the new adapter issues. No local file left for a no-network adapter to read, so it's not adapter-able under the local-only rule. Goose fits the Wanted slot instead: it already exposes per-turn token usage via a local SQLite store (sessions.db), the same shape this repo already reads for OpenCode.
Related: #14, #15, #16