docs: make npm package links more prominent - #44
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Make the npm package easier to find with a linked version badge and install-section link in the README, plus a “View package on npm” link beneath the homepage install command. Reuse the package URL for the footer link.
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pnpm checkpassed (64 unit tests and 7 browser tests), and the homepage and rendered README were checked in a browser.No roadmap update or package changeset is needed: this is a documentation and website discoverability change with no library behavior or API changes.