docs: status, the hosted Jev note, and an honest roadmap

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Adds the project status, notes that Jev is a hosted TypeSafe API, and relabels Coming next as Planned, not done.

Verified on Lorx CI (GitHub Actions can't start jobs on this account, HAL-1712).

Closes HAL-2713

Summary by Sourcery

Set accurate expectations for the project's status, hosted Jev integration, known performance limitations, and planned work.

Enhancements:

• Clarify the project's maintenance status, current release, and a known performance issue affecting local token counting.
• Describe Jev as TypeSafe's hosted API and document its current configuration behavior.
• Rename the roadmap's “Coming next” section to “Planned, not done” to distinguish planned work from implemented features.

Documentation:

• Update the README with project status, Jev hosting details, roadmap terminology, and links to the relevant open fixes and supporting reports.

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Reviewer's Guide

Updates README.md to provide an honest project-status statement, clarify that Jev is a hosted TypeSafe API, distinguish planned features from completed work, and document the current local token-counting performance issue and related open fixes.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Documents the project’s maintenance status and makes the roadmap and known limitations explicit.	States that Vectorless’s hosted service is closing while llmgate remains open source but inactive. Adds release/version context, contact information, and a detailed TypeSafe token-counting performance issue with links to the proposed fix and measurements. Relabels “Coming next” as “Planned, not done” to distinguish implemented features from roadmap items.	README.md
Clarifies the TypeSafe integration and its current configuration boundaries.	Describes Jev as TypeSafe’s hosted API and documents the default model alias and API-key environment variable. Links the open work for configuring the base URL and model from the environment.	README.md
Documents the runtime cost of local batch token validation.	Notes that the transport performs local token counting before sending requests. Cross-references the Status section for the known performance impact.	README.md

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