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docs(readme): content parity - ecosystem, documentation, features, current versions - #32
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Content parity for the README body: the Ecosystem section now covers all six families (Python, Go, PHP, TypeScript, Rust, AI Coding Agents) with correct package names and live version badges (the Rust rows no longer claim placeholder status), the Documentation section links the package's docs site, the engine and adapter Features sections state the shipped capability set, and stale version claims in Install/Status lines are refreshed to the released train. README-only change.
(Content parity: ecosystem, documentation, features, current versions.)