docs: add How it works section explaining the JSS wrapper split#7
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Answers 'is this a fork? a proxy?' up front: servejss is a thin launcher that translates serve-style flags into a jss start invocation and never touches requests. Spells out what lives in the wrapper (CLI, public-mode defaults, port switching, banner, child process) vs upstream JSS (all request handling and Solid features), so behavior issues get filed in the right repo.
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Adds a short How it works section right after Why? — the README explained what servejss is for but never what it is relative to JSS. The only hints were the install note about the global-
jssfallback and a Related Projects link.The new section answers "is this a fork? a proxy?" up front:
serve-style flags into ajss startinvocation, runs it in--publicmode against your directory, handles port switching, banner, and the child process--soliddrops the public default and starts JSS as a full authenticated Solid serverDocs only, no code changes.