Martin Bauer 36e93be79b Let a lesson list review keys beside the two it introduces
A lesson's `keys` was capped at two outright, which made it impossible to write
"K, with the four keys before it still in play". The cap now counts only what is
*new*; keys already taught can be listed freely, and the spotlight falls on the
new ones alone, so a lesson titled "K" drills K instead of spreading itself
evenly over all five keys it names. A round that introduces nothing new still
spotlights its whole list - that is the "mixed" replay, unchanged.

Also documents `unlocks:` paths as relative to the library root. Absolute and
"~" paths still resolve, so an existing file keeps working, but a relative path
survives moving the library.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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