Rewrite README for a crisp, confident read - #7
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Lead with a one-line pitch + a scannable feature list instead of a dense paragraph; rename sections to plain labels (Quick start, One-time authentication, Rebuild and teardown, Not included by design); drop defensive phrasing. Content unchanged — same commands, same claims, all still accurate. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Doc-only. Restructures the README so it reads cleanly top to bottom: a one-line pitch and a scannable feature list up front, plain section names, tightened prose throughout. Every command and claim is unchanged and still accurate; the architecture diagram, table, and daily-use guide are preserved.
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