[timtreis]

Summary: Two corrections to docs/start.md, found by running every snippet on that page from a clean install of v0.1.3.

• The first Catalog() call now downloads 8.7 MB, not "about 7 MB". The page now says "under 10 MB", which stays true for a few more releases.
• The section on reproducible references tells readers to record the release, but a manifest.json written from Catalog() without version stores catalog_version: null, both from to_sdata(dest=...) and from sddb-cli download. The page now says so, and tells readers to pass version= when the manifest should record the release.

Every other snippet on the page ran as documented, with uv and with pip on Python 3.12 and an empty SDDB_CACHE_DIR. That covers one dataset, the stem, partial elements with dest, a collection with licenses() and to_dict(), cohort() including the KeyError for an unknown uid, version= with a canonical_key, the assay and technology queries, and both CLI commands.

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