Make git flow instructions fork-neutral

.gitignore

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-# Benchmark generated output
-benchmarks/results/
-benchmarks/figures/
-
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 ## Eclipse
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AGENTS.md

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 ## Git flow
 
-Hosted at hed-standard; `origin` is the VisLab fork and `upstream` is hed-standard. Local `main` is a clean mirror of `upstream/main` - never commit or merge to it locally. All work goes on a branch based on `upstream/main`, pushed to the fork, and merged via a PR to hed-standard.
+Hosted at https://github.com/hed-standard/hed-python. Keep local `main` a clean mirror of the hed-standard `main` - never commit or merge to it locally. Do all work on a branch based on that `main` and get it into hed-standard through a pull request, typically pushed to your own fork first. Remote names (`origin`, `upstream`, ...) vary by checkout, so commands here never assume them; your own remote layout is a machine fact for `.status/local-environment.md`.
 
 ## Related repositories
 

README.md

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 > from hed.models.schema_lookup import generate_schema_lookup
 > ```
 
-See the [search details documentation](https://www.hedtags.org/hed-python/search_details.html) for a full comparison of all three search implementations and performance benchmarks.
+See the [search details documentation](https://www.hedtags.org/hed-python/search_details.html) for a full comparison of all three search implementations and performance benchmarks. The benchmark harness itself now lives in the [hed-benchmarks](https://github.com/hed-standard/hed-benchmarks) repository.
 
 ## Documentation