clarification on reference implementation

Author: cliffhall

docs/community/seps/2084-primitive-groups.mdx

@@ -256,7 +256,7 @@ Offering group information to LLMs presents challenges similar to other primitiv
 
 The reference implementation's example client and server demonstrate how groups, tools, prompts, and resources can be grouped on the server, and the client can filter them by group. It manually demonstrates how an agent using the server could easily reduce the tokens placed into an LLM's context by only including the primitives in one or more groups rather than providing the full list. It also demonstrates how the client can choose what depth of the group graph to display. Note that a client could ignore the graph altogether and treat the group list as flat.
 
-Note: Tasks are not included in the example as they are ephemeral, but the SDK changes do support grouping of tasks.
+Note: For simplicity, tasks and resource templates are not included in the example, but the SDK changes support grouping of both.
 
 ### Transitivity Example
 

seps/2084-primitive-groups.md

@@ -240,7 +240,7 @@ Offering group information to LLMs presents challenges similar to other primitiv
 
 The reference implementation's example client and server demonstrate how groups, tools, prompts, and resources can be grouped on the server, and the client can filter them by group. It manually demonstrates how an agent using the server could easily reduce the tokens placed into an LLM's context by only including the primitives in one or more groups rather than providing the full list. It also demonstrates how the client can choose what depth of the group graph to display. Note that a client could ignore the graph altogether and treat the group list as flat.
 
-Note: Tasks are not included in the example as they are ephemeral, but the SDK changes do support grouping of tasks.
+Note: For simplicity, tasks and resource templates are not included in the example, but the SDK changes support grouping of both.
 
 ### Transitivity Example