Standard header format for the README first screen - #36
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…, links, double rule Rebuild the README's first screen: one-sentence summary, three value-prop bullets pairing why-it-matters with the command that does it, the boundaries as one scannable line before the install command, priority links, and an accounting-style double rule; first section after the rule is the loop-thesis as a heading, and the boundaries trio is restored as a numbered list. Re-record the four README-scoped verdicts. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01XUFtq5xDd1rvWbW6Vqu5Ws
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Rebuilds the first screen to a standard header: name → one-sentence summary → three value-prop bullets (why paired with the command that does it) → the three boundaries as one scannable line before the install command →
npx rfc2119 init→ priority links → an accounting-style double rule (═line; GitHub renders---as a thick bar). The first section after the rule promotes the loop thesis to a heading, and the boundaries return as the numbered trio with enforcement links.README-scoped verdicts (REQ-003.4.2, REQ-005.2.6, REQ-008.1.2, REQ-008.2.2) re-reviewed fresh-context and re-recorded in this diff.
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