Keep README title centered with author at the far lower right - #34
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The previous inline signature shifted the visual center of the README title. Keep Codex Usage independently centered and position the small linked
by zJaysignature at the far lower-right edge of the title block, just above its divider.Both Chinese and English READMEs use GitHub-supported HTML alignment and text sizing. A small amount of vertical space prevents the signature from overlapping the centered title on narrow screens. No application UI changes.
Validation: checked the actual GitHub-rendered README layout and
git diff --check. The signature retains its author-profile link.