README: restructure "What the fork changes" with a grouped details section - #110
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…ction Keep the compact summary + measured-speedups table, and add an expandable "Everything the fork changes" block grouping the full change list by type (correctness, performance, observability, UI, ops/packaging). Rename the section to "What the fork changes" (it now covers more than measurements) and update the in-page anchor. Folds in the dedupe work: adds the larger-than-RAM prefetch win and drops the now-misleading "fadvise the read-once reads" mention. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Restructures the What the fork changes section so the headline stays compact
while the full change list is one expandable click away.
<details>"Everything the fork changes" block, grouping thecomplete change list by type: 🔒 correctness & hardening, ⚡ performance &
memory, 📊 observability, 🎯 UI & output, ⏰ ops/packaging & compatibility.
changes" (it now covers more than measurements) and updates the in-page anchor.
(~11× under memory pressure) and removes the now-misleading "fadvise the
read-once reads" bullet (that eviction is gated off for dedupe runs).
Docs only.
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