Correct the production URL: the deploy is ai-dnd-1gmp, not ai-dnd

The previous commit recorded the service as suspended. It is not. Render
appended a suffix to the `ai-dnd` service name in render.yaml, and plain
ai-dnd.onrender.com is a different, suspended service whose 503 page reads
"suspended by its owner" -- indistinguishable from this deploy being down
unless you notice the host is wrong.

The real host answers {"ok":true} on /api/health in 0.6s, mints a guest,
returns an empty adventure list for that guest and serves the starter
scenarios. The authoritative link is the one docs/index.html points at, not
the service name in the blueprint.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_017Dvvqn9ZDR4ixeFPHNbww7
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## Two things need a human first ## The live URL is not the one in render.yaml
**The Render service is suspended.** `GET /api/health` returns 503 with a static **Production is `https://ai-dnd-1gmp.onrender.com`.** Render appended a suffix to the
"This service has been suspended by its owner" page, in ~1.2s — that is the edge, not `ai-dnd` service name in `render.yaml`, and plain `ai-dnd.onrender.com` belongs to a
a cold start (a free-tier wake hangs 30–60s and then serves). Nothing in the app is different, suspended service that answers 503 with "suspended by its owner" — which is
wrong; check the dashboard. Free-tier suspensions come from usage/bandwidth caps or easy to mistake for this deploy being down. The authoritative link is the one the
billing, and real users have started arriving, so rule that out before assuming it was project page points at (`docs/index.html`), not the service name in the blueprint.
manual. `GET /api/health` on the real host returns `{"ok":true}`.
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## Needs a human
**The free tier's storage ceiling is closer than the egress work suggested.** The Neon **The free tier's storage ceiling is closer than the egress work suggested.** The Neon
database is 99.6 MB of a 512 MB allowance and `actions.context_snapshot` is essentially database is 99.6 MB of a 512 MB allowance and `actions.context_snapshot` is essentially