Final Reddit References Cleanup

Summary

Removed all remaining Reddit references from customer-facing documentation.

Changes Made

1. `/overview/why-papr.md`

Line 78:

Before: | Reddit "Best Practice" | How Papr Provides It |
After: | Common Developer Pattern | How Papr Provides It |

2. `/overview/diy-stack-comparison.md`

Line 346:

Before: | Feature | Reddit DIY Approach | Papr Built-In |
After: | Feature | Typical DIY Approach | Papr Built-In |

Line 359:

Before: ### Reddit DIY Stack
After: ### Typical DIY Stack

Verification

Searched all customer-facing directories for "Reddit" or "reddit":

grep -r "Reddit\|reddit" overview/ quickstart/ concepts/ guides/ tutorials/ examples/ integrations/ sdks/ deployment/ --include="*.md"

Result: ✅ No matches found - All Reddit references removed from public docs

Directories Checked (Customer-Facing)

✅ overview/ - Clean
✅ quickstart/ - Clean
✅ concepts/ - Clean
✅ guides/ - Clean
✅ tutorials/ - Clean
✅ examples/ - Clean
✅ integrations/ - Clean
✅ sdks/ - Clean
✅ deployment/ - Clean

Reddit References Remaining (Internal Docs Only)

Reddit references still exist in internal documentation files (not in sidebar):

POSITIONING-UPDATES-SUMMARY.md (internal)
NEW-DOCS-IMPLEMENTATION-GUIDE.md (internal)
REDDIT-REFERENCES-REMOVED.md (internal)
Other internal planning docs

These are fine - they're internal team documentation explaining the positioning strategy.

Status

✅ All customer-facing docs are clean - No Reddit references
✅ Internal docs can keep references - Used for team context
✅ Terminology is now neutral - "Common developer patterns", "Typical DIY approach"

Files Updated

overview/why-papr.md
overview/diy-stack-comparison.md

Both files are in the customer-facing sidebar and now use neutral terminology.