Update README: recommend nicklockwood/SwiftFormat#2
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This repo is an unmaintained Python prototype from ~2015. The README now prominently directs users to nicklockwood/SwiftFormat, the actively maintained community-standard Swift formatter, while preserving the original content as historical context.
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This repo is an unmaintained experiment. Anyone finding it via search deserves to be pointed straight to the tool that became the community standard, rather than trying to use a decade-old Python script.