docs(readme): mark v2.0.0 as the latest stable release - #390
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Update the status banner from v1.9.1 to the 2.0.0 module-first release and link the migration guide. The install snippets already carry 2.0.0 from the release commit.
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Why
The GA is out; the README status banner still said
v1.9.1.What
Banner →
v2.0.0with the module-first framing + a link to the migration guide. Install snippets already show2.0.0(from the release commit);VersionConsistencyGuardTestguards those, not the banner text.Tests
Doc-only; the migration-guide link resolves to an existing file. (Follow-up: the README body still carries the v1.9 "navigable" narrative — a fuller 2.0 rewrite is out of scope here.)