docs: sync README and DOCS with health version, category delete rules, split transactions

/api/health now returns a version field, default categories can be deleted
once unused, and split transactions (dividing one purchase across a parent
category's subcategories) were fully undocumented — added a dedicated
section in DOCS.md and a mention in README's feature list. Also fixed the
"update to newer code" command, which pulled a Docker image tag that
doesn't exist for locally-built services instead of the actual git repo.
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@@ -58,7 +58,7 @@ Aurum treats your financial life as a **system**, not a spreadsheet.
## 🧩 Core Features
### 💰 Cash Flow & Transactions
Log income, expenses, and transfers across as many accounts as you want, organized into categories (with one level of subcategories) plus free-form tags, and searchable. Already have history elsewhere? Import a bank's CSV export in a guided 3-step wizard instead of typing every line by hand. A dedicated Cash Flow view charts income vs. expense month by month.
Log income, expenses, and transfers across as many accounts as you want, organized into categories (with one level of subcategories) plus free-form tags, and searchable. One purchase spanning multiple subcategories of the same parent (a grocery receipt part "Sweets", part "Alcohol") can be recorded as a single split transaction instead of several — every report and chart still counts each share under its own category. Already have history elsewhere? Import a bank's CSV export in a guided 3-step wizard instead of typing every line by hand. A dedicated Cash Flow view charts income vs. expense month by month.
### 📈 Net Worth Engine
A live net worth timeline (30 days to all-time) aggregating cash and every manually tracked asset — investments, crypto, real estate, vehicles, precious metals — into one number, with a full breakdown by asset class, by how each asset behaves (income / neutral / drain), and by risk level.
@@ -157,7 +157,7 @@ docker compose logs web
docker compose down # stop everything, keep your data
docker compose up -d # start it again later
docker compose down -v # stop AND permanently delete your data — be sure
docker compose pull && docker compose up -d --build # update to newer code
git pull && docker compose up -d --build # update to newer code
```
Your data lives in a Docker named volume (`aurum_pgdata`), not in the repo folder — it survives `docker compose down`, image rebuilds, and `git pull`. It's only gone if you explicitly run `docker compose down -v` or delete the volume yourself. For anything short of that, use the in-app **Settings → Backup & Restore** to export a JSON snapshot of everything before making risky changes.