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Scope
Remove the unverified awarded-doctorate honorific from three public author-credit lines in README.md, AUTHORS.md and COPYRIGHT_AND_ATTRIBUTION.md. Preserve the maintainer's name, source copyright, authorship, GPLv3 obligations and original upstream acknowledgments without other content changes.
Evidence and limitations
The current personal engineering profile describes ongoing doctoral research, not an awarded doctorate; the joint organization profile and catalog use the non-honorific name. Exact file contents were read at the same main SHA, all three constrained replacements were committed to this branch and read back byte-for-byte. This is a narrowly scoped wording correction, not a legal ownership transfer, release change or license rewrite. Independent review and existing CI rules remain applicable.