Do not let the web note decide what the question was about

The detector answers no to "why is my array so slow", so claiming that meant a
question about the wider world would have answered it from general web pages.

Plugin/unraid/Tools/ai_chat_worker.php

@@ -856,15 +856,31 @@ if ($profile === 'chat' && vv_ai_chat_needs_varaverk($question)) {
 // Deterministic on both sides: this fires only when detection says there is nothing Varaverk in
 // the question, so the cautious branch above keeps every question it would have caught.
 } elseif ($profile === 'chat' && $webHave) {
-    $system .= "NOTE: nothing in the operator's message names a Varaverk script, setting or "
-             . "component, and a web search has already run for it — the results are in the "
-             . "passages. This is an ordinary question about the wider world, so answer it from "
-             . "those results and your own knowledge, and cite what you use.\n"
-             . "Do NOT reply that you cannot see the documentation in this mode. No documentation "
-             . "is needed for a question like this, none was asked for, and the Varaverk "
-             . "Assistant profile would be a worse answer rather than a better one — it reads "
-             . "this installation's own documents and knows less about the outside world than "
-             . "you do. Refusing here while holding the sources is simply a wrong answer.\n\n";
+    // Removes a false prohibition. It does NOT classify the question, and the first version of
+    // this did: it told the model that nothing named a Varaverk component so this was a question
+    // about the wider world. That inference is not the detector's to make. The detector finds
+    // script names, SCREAMING_CASE keys and the project's own name — it answers NO to "why is my
+    // array so slow tonight", "how much space do I have left" and "is everything healthy", every
+    // one of which is about this machine and none of which names anything.
+    //
+    // So asserting "wider world" here would have handed those a confident answer assembled from
+    // whatever the web returned about Unraid in general, dressed as an answer about their box —
+    // the exact failure the absolute rule exists to prevent, reintroduced by the fix for a
+    // different problem. Saying only what is true — results exist, the machine is still invisible
+    // — leaves the model free to answer the Unraid-release question and still deflect that one.
+    $system .= "NOTE: a web search ran for this question and the results are in the passages.\n"
+             . "Looking things up is therefore something you CAN do here, and the rule above "
+             . "about having no tools does not cover it — that rule is about inspecting this "
+             . "machine. For a question about the outside world — a product, a release, a "
+             . "version, how some technology works — answer it from these results and your own "
+             . "knowledge and cite what you use. Saying you cannot look it up while holding the "
+             . "sources is simply wrong, and the Varaverk Assistant would be no help: it reads "
+             . "this installation's documents and knows less about the outside world than you.\n"
+             . "What has NOT changed: you still cannot see this installation. A web search says "
+             . "nothing about this operator's array, pool, containers, logs or settings, and no "
+             . "number of results makes a general page about Unraid into a fact about their "
+             . "machine. If the question is about their system rather than the world, the honest "
+             . "answer is still that you cannot see it in this mode.\n\n";
 }
 
 if ($context !== '') $system .= "PASSAGES\n" . $context;