docs(readme): cut the README back to an overview and a pointer - #145
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The Scripting section documented the stdout/stderr contract, NDJSON semantics, table widths and the Repository column label — a reference section the README had no business carrying. The parts the docs site was missing move to global-flags and template; the rest was already there.
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project.ymlsample, the command block, a short feature list, install, getting started, contributing. 218 → 113 lines.Scriptingsection — a reference section that belonged on the docs site, not in the README.COLUMNSand OSC 8 hyperlinks plus the NDJSON semantics →commands/global-flags.md; theRepositorycolumn's label-vs-value distinction and the legacylocal:prefix →commands/template.md.--outputvalidation (global-flags.md), the non-interactive/CI behaviour (use.md), the update-status rules (template.md), and the__delimiters/__specs__versiontable (template-structure.md)..github/instructions/executing-commands.md, which already covers the Docker/go-buildermechanics.