Drop St. Hermes from 8/28 sanctoral calendar

He always lost to St. Augustine and, per the generous-commemoration
design, only ever surfaced as a commemoration, so removing him from
the date list suppresses him entirely. st-hermes.yml and its collect
are left in place, restorable by re-adding the list entry.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SVigobgkuEayoGdEiubBdt

TODO.md

@@ -42,14 +42,14 @@ across every hour and content type in this app.
      needs bilingual voice selection (La/En) worked out, and quality for Latin pronunciation
      is an open question. Open, not started — needs its own design pass before content/UI work
      begins.
-   - St. Hermes (8/28): drop `st-hermes` from `data/calendar/sanctoral-calendar.yml`'s
-     `"08-28"` entry (currently `[st-augustine, st-hermes]`) so it's just `[st-augustine]`.
-     He's a genuinely unwinnable stub who always loses to St. Augustine and, per the
-     generous-commemoration design, only ever shows up as a commemoration — presence on
+   - St. Hermes (8/28): done (2026-08-28) — dropped `st-hermes` from
+     `data/calendar/sanctoral-calendar.yml`'s `"08-28"` entry, now just `[st-augustine]`.
+     He was a genuinely unwinnable stub who always lost to St. Augustine and, per the
+     generous-commemoration design, only ever showed up as a commemoration — presence on
      that date list and commemoration-eligibility are the same mechanism, so removing him
-     from the list is the whole fix; no new suppress-mechanism needed. `st-hermes.yml` and
+     from the list was the whole fix; no new suppress-mechanism needed. `st-hermes.yml` and
      `st-hermes-collect.yml` are untouched by this — deliberately left in place, restorable
-     by re-adding the one list entry if ever wanted back. Not started.
+     by re-adding the one list entry if ever wanted back.
    - Accessibility: psalm verses render as a real `<ol>/<li>` list
      (`src/ui/hour-view.ts`'s `'psalm'` case, `.psalm-verses`/`.psalm-verse`) — a screen
      reader announces "list, N items" per verse, which is disruptive for continuous