docs(readme): link to docs.fallout.build (#191)#194
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Adds two README references to the live docs site at https://docs.fallout.build/: - A centered "📖 Documentation" callout right under the logo — most prominent surface for first-time visitors landing on the GitHub repo. - A "Docs" shields.io badge in the badge cluster — visual cue alongside the existing CI / NuGet / .NET / License badges. Closes #191. The remaining done-when items from #41 (broken-link cleanup #192, Algolia search #193) are tracked separately. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Closes #191 — surfaces the live docs site (https://docs.fallout.build/) from the GitHub README, which currently has zero references to it.
Two additions, both above-the-fold:
No other doc-section references in the README needed retargeting — the migration link at line 5 / line 37 stays as a relative path so it works for people browsing on GitHub.
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