docs: give the tool surface its own README section - #18
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The tool list had grown past the one-liner tucked under Providers: promote it to a Tools section with a per-tool table, state the runtime-owned parallel-safety rule, and link the roadmap. Add the hashline-edit guarantee to "Why it's different" and close the pen section with the fan-out it all adds up to. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01KoSjfcJPjXpkVLTS2Vxwwr
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The rest of this branch landed on main as #17 (squash), so this PR is now just its final commit: the README update.
The tool list had grown past the one-liner tucked under Providers — this promotes it to a Tools section with a per-tool table (
bash, one-pathread_file,write_file/edit_filewith hashline patches,grep/glob,agent,job,todo,ask), states the runtime-owned parallel-safety rule, adds the hashline-edit guarantee to "Why it's different", and closes the pen section with the fan-out it all adds up to.README-only; no code paths touched.
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