docs: installability sweep — vcs install step, accurate ePHPm version, doc-drift fixes - #2
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- The wp_cache_flush() section claimed the sibling ephpm/cache-laravel store returns false from flush() — it flushes for real via the same ephpm_kv_flush_all() mechanism. Fix the aside. - Document the Composer vcs repositories step; the bare 'composer require' fails without it (ePHPm packages are not on Packagist by design). - State the minimum runtime (ephpm_kv_flush_all needs ePHPm v0.1.2+; current release v0.8.6).
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Part of the org-wide installability sweep: corrects stale 'requires unreleased ePHPm' claims (natives shipped in v0.6.3; current v0.8.6), adds the Composer vcs-repositories install step (packages are not on Packagist), and fixes doc drift verified against source. A cold containerized install via the documented commands was verified end-to-end. Tags (v0.1.0/v0.1.1) were pushed at pre-branch main; cut a follow-up tag after merge if the fixed docs should live inside a tag.