README: add PyPI badges and pip install line#3
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Now that ssys is published, surface install up front: add PyPI version, Python-versions, and MIT license badges plus a `pip install ssys` block at the top of the README. Also drop the now-obsolete "release uploads are deferred" clause from the Scope note. The license badge links to the local LICENSE file to satisfy the release-metadata gate's no-GitHub-URL rule.
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Adds a badge row (PyPI version, Python versions, MIT license) and a
pip install ssysblock to the top of the README, now that 0.6.0 is published to PyPI.Also removes the now-false "release uploads are deferred until public project infrastructure exists" clause from the Scope note. The license badge links to the local
LICENSEfile rather than a github.com URL so the release-metadata gate (which still forbids GitHub URLs) stays green.Note: the metadata gate's "until public URLs exist" policy (no
github.com, no[project.urls]) is now stale — the repo is public and on PyPI. Modernizing that gate and adding proper project URLs (Homepage/Source/Changelog) topyproject.tomlso they appear on the PyPI page is a good follow-up, tracked separately.