docs(README): remove invalid attribute from closing </td> tag#186
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Line 20 of README.md had `</td align="center">` — HTML closing tags cannot carry attributes, and the matching opening `<td align="center">` two lines above already specifies the alignment. GitHub's renderer tolerates the malformed tag today, but it's plainly wrong and trips strict HTML validators.
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README.md line 20 has:
HTML closing tags can't carry attributes. The matching opening
<td align="center">two lines above already specifies the alignment, so the dangling attribute on the close tag is just dead syntax.GitHub's lenient renderer tolerates it today, but strict HTML validators (and most editors' HTML linting) flag it. One-character-level fix:
Docs-only, one line. No behaviour change in the GitHub rendering.