Exclude external paths from analysis fingerprints

docs/internal/stage-analyze.md

@@ -67,11 +67,10 @@ Supported source families:
   JSON payload and no map serialization. Configured artifacts are fingerprinted
   in deterministic dependency order.
 - fingerprints the normalized artifact key, prompt and profile identifiers,
-  normalized Scriptorium executable and config logical identities, effective
-  render-debug behavior, session-relative output identity, sorted dependency
-  keys, ordered input declarations and semantic identities, validated current
-  dependency-output identities, and sorted effective Scriptorium variables
-  (including Narratio's sticky session variable).
+  effective render-debug behavior, session-relative output identity, sorted
+  dependency keys, ordered input declarations and semantic identities,
+  validated current dependency-output identities, and sorted effective
+  Scriptorium variables (including Narratio's sticky session variable).
 - provides read-only reconciliation that classifies each configured record as
   current, stale, missing, failed, legacy, or otherwise non-resumable, and
   separately identifies manifest records removed from current configuration.
@@ -155,7 +154,7 @@ Supported source families:
 - input-identity resolution is read-only: it does not invoke adapters,
   materialize outputs, update status, or create run records.
 - fingerprints exclude timeouts, retries, timestamps, producer and Narratio run
-  IDs, absolute executable/config/workspace roots, diagnostic locations, and
+  IDs, executable and config paths, workspace roots, diagnostic locations, and
   executable or private transitive configuration contents. A change that is
   visible only inside Scriptorium—such as a file privately loaded by its config
   path—requires an explicit forced regeneration.