chore(config): update star-prompt stats and refine cable descriptions

dot_leetcode/star-prompt.json

@@ -1,10 +1,10 @@
 {
-  "totalAccepted": 41,
+  "totalAccepted": 43,
   "shownMilestones": [
     10,
     20
   ],
-  "submissionsSinceLastPrompt": 24,
+  "submissionsSinceLastPrompt": 26,
   "windowStartedAt": 1790356839288,
   "lastShownAt": 1790359187702,
   "dismissed": true

television/cable/jobs.toml

@@ -1,11 +1,11 @@
 [metadata]
 name = "jobs"
 description = """
-The current fish shell's background jobs (stopped or running). tv runs in a
-child process and cannot see the shell's job table, so the ctrl-z binding
-(_jobs_bind) writes it to the file named by $TV_JOBS; enter prints the job id
-and the binding runs `fg %<id>`; ctrl-d kills the job. Opened any other way,
-the list is empty.
+The current shell's background jobs (stopped or running). tv runs in a child
+process and cannot see the shell's job table, so the ctrl-z binding (fish
+_jobs_bind, zsh jobs-fg) writes it to the file named by $TV_JOBS; enter prints
+the job id and the binding runs `fg %<id>`; ctrl-d kills the job. Opened any
+other way, the list is empty.
 """
 requirements = ["ps"]
 

television/cable/pj.toml

@@ -4,8 +4,8 @@ description = """
 Project tasks from every task source between the cwd and the git toplevel
 (package.json, Makefile, justfile, mise, devbox, pyproject), tasks of the most
 recently modified manifest first. Enter runs the task. Discovery, preview and
-run live in ~/.local/bin/pj; `pj` (ctrl-p, and down on an empty prompt in fish,
-zsh and bash) opens this cable with its own scan.
+run live in ~/.local/bin/pj; `pj` (ctrl-p in fish, zsh and bash) opens this
+cable with its own scan.
 """
 requirements = ["pj", "mtime-sort"]