The README says it in 180 lines; the other 350 move to the deep dive - #95
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Feedback taken: the README was ~530 lines and read like documentation wearing a pitch's clothes. It is now ~185 lines — pitch, demo, install, quick start, the executable admission-gate proof, the comparison table, a five-bullet Limits summary — and everything else moved wholesale to docs/deep-dive.md with links fixed for the new location.
Nothing was deleted; it was demoted. The blocks
tests/test_readme.pyexecutes (the admission-gate shell+python pair and the quick-start snippet) are byte-identical, the#limitsanchor the website links to survives, and the full suite plus the README executable-docs tests are green.Also adds a pointer to
bench/from the comparison table — measured third-party comparisons land in the next PR.🤖 Generated with Claude Code