 Create another few versions of the readme based on this feedback

### General Notes

* I want this readme to be tighter, with a strong visual and conceptual IA, and more approachable / consummable for humans with progressive disclosure
* There area a plethora of great resources in docs/ that should be contextually featured and linked to from the readme in the appropriate sections. 
* There should be a section dedicated to the library/skill/output examples approach and why they matter / what to expect
* Where possible... how can we add visual imagery to make the content more engaging,
* If helpful, propose a readme and a readme-detailed.md approach? (though I don't want to create more duplicated content that has to be CI'ed and linted
* It would be great to reduce the surfaces where duplicated or contextual updates need to be managed. (e.g. change log) 

### Structure 

I like the following structure under the primary repo header area. 

**Expandable Table of Contents**

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**Quick start** ... show two most-likely-to-useinclude clone and how to install without cloning locally? Can we do that with marketplace or do we need to use npx? Link to document with detailed installation options for different contexts. 

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**Keep mcp server maintenance mode expansion information**

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**What's new** ... expansion sections for the most recent 5 major releases and link to full change log.md

* Very succinct human-focused summary   of the past couple releases... with an expansion section with more details, and the a link to the full changelog... and expanson sections for the past several releases.
* Question: it probably makes sense to get rid of the duplicated section in radme / project status / previous release details. However. the problem with CHANGELOG is it is a massive document... ideally the changelog.md file would have a collapsible summary section for each release? Thoughts?

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**Big Idea**

* I like this high level context. 
* Works for/compatibility sectipn should be moved to the 'Getting Started" 
* I think it would be great to user mrmaid diagrams or somethign else to make this section more interesting and engaging.
* Remove the mcp comparison section

**Getting Started**

* I want this section to be more succinct and pointed. Right now it is kinda all over the place. The "Releases" section" is a bit duplicated? and before \
  primary / alternative installation... which is at the end of ther sections that  Gettting Started
* Show "works for" / compatibility content
* Generally, this section should provide quick start instructions for clone, npx, claude code, codex.
* Perhaps it makes sense to simplify this page by removing the expansion sections Provide a link to the more detailed document with more installation instuctions for other platforms... and provide a list of other
* Remove all references to the MCP server that at in this section for now for now. 
* Links / reference to other resources?
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**Usage** = This is a boring and unhelpful header for this section.

* Perhaps there should be a list of other links in this area to some of the more detailed "how it works" and related docs?
* Can this section be more visually interesting?
* How can this section incorporate more of the next step and informational resources?

**Project Status**

* basic project info table
* show high level structure.... perhaps each major sub-folder has a section with a list + link to helpful files with a short description?
* roadmap

**Contribution section**

**FAQ**