v0.3.2 - upgrade docs on the PyPI page

No code changes — 0.3.1's behaviour is unchanged.

PyPI renders the README as the project description and only refreshes it on a new release, so the new Upgrading section wasn't reaching the people most likely to need it: anyone landing on pypi.org/project/realhands looking for how to move off an old version.

If you are on 0.1.x, please upgrade

Those releases import an API that mcp 2.0 removed. An install made back when it resolved mcp 1.x still runs, but any reinstall — or moving to another machine — now produces a server that cannot start. 0.2.1 and later handle both majors.

Recommended, so you never do this again:

claude mcp remove realhands --scope user
claude mcp add realhands --scope user -- uvx realhands@latest

Staying on pip? Upgrade the interpreter the server actually runs, not whatever pip resolves — run claude mcp get realhands, read the Command: line, and use that Python explicitly:

& "C:\path\from\that\Command\python.exe" -m pip install --upgrade realhands

A bare pip install --upgrade realhands will happily upgrade a different environment and leave the server on its old version. That is the most common reason an upgrade appears not to take.