docs(readme): redraw diagram bidirectional + drop port-PR line#6
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…+ drop port-PR line Two changes: 1. The Architecture diagram now visually represents both directions of the sync (Obsidian → Morgen via W1, Morgen → Obsidian via W2 + the local daemon's pull side). The intro line is updated to lead with 'Bidirectional' rather than the directed-edge count, since bidirectionality is what readers actually want to know first. Adds a short 'How the loop closes' paragraph explaining that the daemon's pull side is what makes the round-trip land in Obsidian without manual intervention. 2. Drops the 'If you ship a port (Linux daemon, Windows service, Todoist replacement, etc.), open a PR and I'll link it from here' line at the bottom of the Credits section.
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Two small README polishes — diagram clarity + line removal.