docs: say what the storage ceiling leaves readable

The comments claimed a result above the ceiling has no document, which is not
what the code does: it has one, and the dropped tail is what that document
cannot serve.
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# tool_directives = "" # playbook off (set both "" to disable system entirely)
max_tool_result_chars = 32000
# Storage ceiling for one tool result kept whole in its message. The wire cap
# above trims a result on the request copy and names a document for the rest
# (read_document / search_document); a result above this ceiling is cut on store.
# above trims a result on the request copy and names a document for the stored
# remainder (read_document / search_document); a result above this ceiling keeps
# its head and a leading notice saying how much was dropped.
# hard_max_tool_result_chars = 2000000
parallel_tools = true
confirm_destructive = true