refactor: update the docs as per the changes in styles bar for create new rule button

Author: devvaannsh

docs/02-Live Preview/03-styles-bar.md

@@ -28,17 +28,17 @@ It shows all the available selectors for that element. Select the one you want,
 
 <!-- TODO: PLUTO - add image here showing the affects x elements -->
 
-### Creating a New Style
+### Creating a New Rule
 
-Click **New style…** to save your edits in a new CSS rule. Type a class like `.card` or an id like `#hero` and click **Create**. Phoenix Code creates the rule and also adds the class or id to the element, so the rule applies right away.
+Click **Create new rule…** to save your edits in a new CSS rule. Type a class like `.card` or an id like `#hero` and click **Create**. Phoenix Code creates the rule and also adds the class or id to the element, so the rule applies right away.
 
-<!-- TODO: PLUTO - add video here showing the new style creation -->
+<!-- TODO: PLUTO - add video here showing the new rule creation -->
 
 ### Editing Element States
 
 The **State** dropdown in the popover lets you style the element's `hover`, `focus`, and `active` states. Pick a state and the Live Preview turns it on while you edit, with a banner showing which state you are editing.
 
-For any other state, type it in the **New style** field, for example `.button:disabled`.
+For any other state, type it in the **Create new rule** field, for example `.button:disabled`.
 
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docs/03-ai.md

@@ -104,7 +104,7 @@ The chat header shows which model is answering you. Hover over the panel and the
 The dropdown lists:
 
 - **Default**: lets Claude Code pick. The row shows which model that is right now, for example *Currently Opus*.
-- The models your provider offers, such as **Opus**, **Sonnet**, and **Haiku**.
+- The models your provider offers, such as **Fable**, **Opus**, **Sonnet**, and **Haiku**. Fable appears only on plans that include it.
 
 You can switch models in the middle of a chat. The new model takes over from your next message and keeps the conversation history.