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Place small author signature at lower right of README title - #33
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by zJayfrom its own line to a small signature at the lower right of the Codex Usage title in both READMEs. Keep the author profile link and existing icon.Use GitHub-supported inline sub/sup markup so the layout survives README HTML sanitization without custom CSS or a raster title.
Validation: GitHub's Markdown API preserves the title and linked signature; visually checked with GitHub's actual README styles (32px title / 13.5px signature).
git diff --checkpassed. Documentation-only change.