docs(mcp): correct stale claims in the rest of the doc

- Shield icon: was "green when redaction is active". The badge always
  shows once MCP starts; it's green while enforcement is in effect and
  amber when a connected client has opted out via a granted permission.
- Configuration: removed the implication that mcpPort is changeable
  from in-app settings — there's no UI for it. Spell out where the
  electron-store config lives on each OS and how to change it.
- Add the 500-command buffer behaviour to Configuration so users know
  why old events disappear and that clear_timeline resets it.
- Soften the redaction lead — "tokens, passwords, and API keys are
  never exposed" overstated what a blocklist can guarantee. Link to
  the gotchas section that already covers the caveats.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

Author: silasjmatson

docs/mcp.md

@@ -51,7 +51,7 @@ If multiple apps are connected to Reactotron, Claude Code will ask which app you
 
 ## Redaction
 
-By default, Reactotron redacts sensitive data from all MCP responses so that tokens, passwords, and API keys are never exposed to AI assistants. You'll see a green shield icon next to the MCP button when redaction is active.
+Reactotron applies a default-on redaction pass to every MCP response, replacing well-known sensitive field names and token formats with `[REDACTED]` before they leave the server. A shield icon next to the MCP button reflects the live state: **green** while redaction is fully enforced, **amber** when at least one connected client has opted out via a permission you've granted. Redaction is defence in depth — see the [Limitations and gotchas](#limitations-and-gotchas) section for the audit you should do before connecting an LLM.
 
 ### What gets redacted
 
@@ -118,10 +118,12 @@ A few specific things worth knowing:
 
 ## Configuration
 
-The MCP port defaults to **4567** and can be changed in Reactotron's settings (stored via electron-store as `mcpPort`).
+The MCP port defaults to **4567**. There's no in-app UI to change it; the value is stored as `mcpPort` in Reactotron's electron-store config — at `~/Library/Application Support/Reactotron/config.json` on macOS, `%APPDATA%\Reactotron\config.json` on Windows, or `~/.config/Reactotron/config.json` on Linux. Edit the JSON and restart Reactotron to pick up the new port.
 
 The server only binds to `127.0.0.1` (localhost) and is not accessible from other machines on your network.
 
+The MCP buffer holds the most recent **500 commands** from the relay. Once that fills, the oldest events drop off — the timeline / network / state resources only reflect what's still in the buffer. Use the `clear_timeline` tool to reset it before reproducing a specific issue.
+
 ## Image overlay
 
 The `show_overlay` tool lets Claude Code overlay an image on your running app — useful for comparing a design mockup against the actual UI.