docs: centre the README header block in all four languages - #17
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Title, language switcher, tagline and badges were left-aligned and stacked. Now in <p align="center"> blocks, which is what the ecosystem expects at the top of a README and what makes the language switcher read as a switcher rather than as a line of prose. The tagline gains the two things a reader wants before deciding to keep reading -- what routes the models, and which surfaces exist -- and the badges gain ruff and mypy, both of which CI now enforces. Badge URLs move from relative to absolute. Relative paths survive a fork, but these are only meaningful pointing at this repository's Actions in the first place, and absolute renders correctly outside GitHub too. The licence badge is no longer a link: there is no LICENSE file to link to. pyproject declares Apache-2.0 but the licence text is not in the tree, which is worth fixing separately -- naming a copyright holder is not mine to guess. Also corrects a garbled clause in the Korean noise-estimation row. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Title, language switcher, tagline and badges were left-aligned and stacked. Now
in
<p align="center">blocks — what the ecosystem expects at the top of aREADME, and what makes the language switcher read as a switcher rather than as a
line of prose.
Applied identically to all four files, each bolding its own language.
Tagline gains the two things a reader wants before deciding to keep reading —
what routes the models, and which surfaces exist.
Badges gain ruff and mypy, both of which CI now enforces, so they are claims
this repository can actually back.
Badge URLs move from relative to absolute. Relative survives a fork, but these
only mean anything pointing at this repository's Actions, and absolute renders
correctly outside GitHub too.
The licence badge is no longer a link. There is no
LICENSEfile to link to —pyproject.tomldeclares Apache-2.0 but the licence text is not in the tree. Worthfixing separately; naming a copyright holder is not mine to guess.
Also corrects a garbled clause in the Korean noise-estimation row.
Links, anchors, HTML tag balance and character sets validated programmatically
across all four files.
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