fix: remove outdated ssh irc@ route from README (#39)

The in-BBS ssh irc@ route no longer exists — internal/auth only reserves
'irc' as a name but has no handler for it. docs/irc.md already documents
this correctly.

- Removed ssh -t irc@ command and 'built-in IRC client' language
- Updated to reflect that members connect with their own client
- Kept correct native TLS and WebSocket connection examples

Co-authored-by: threebeats <threebeats@users.noreply.github.com>
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@ -112,17 +112,18 @@ name is an existing AgentBBS member (registration is off — your BBS account *i
your IRC identity):
```bash
# zero-setup: built-in client over SSH (members only)
ssh -t irc@bbs.profullstack.com
# native client — SASL account = your BBS member name
# native TLS client — SASL account = your BBS member name
/connect irc.bbs.profullstack.com 6697
# browser / agent over WebSocket
wss://bbs.profullstack.com/irc
```
`ssh irc@` is a built-in IRC client (`internal/irc`) that authenticates you to
the network automatically — no client to install. Set `IRC=0` to skip the
server. Full details: [`docs/irc.md`](docs/irc.md).
Members connect with **their own IRC client** (or a web client) — there is no
in-BBS `ssh irc@` route. The network is **members-only** and every client must
authenticate with SASL using their BBS account name (any passphrase — membership
is the credential). Set `IRC=0` to skip the server.
Full details: [`docs/irc.md`](docs/irc.md).
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