Remove mention of transpiling for now

There will be a big documentation push soon

README.md

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-`odin` implements a high-level language for describing and implementing ordinary differential equations in R.  It provides a "domain specific language" (DSL) which _looks_ like R but is compiled directly to C (or transpiled to a different set of R equations).  The actual solution of the differential equations is done with the deSolve package, giving access to the excellent Livermore solvers (`lsoda`, `lsode`, etc).
+`odin` implements a high-level language for describing and implementing ordinary differential equations in R.  It provides a "domain specific language" (DSL) which _looks_ like R but is compiled directly to C.  The actual solution of the differential equations is done with the deSolve package, giving access to the excellent Livermore solvers (`lsoda`, `lsode`, etc).
 
 * The DSL is _declarative_ reflecting the mathematical nature of the equations (typically ODEs are simple mathematical relationships, so the order should not matter).
 * It includes support for equations that involve vectors, matrices and higher dimensional arrays (up to 8!), including a high-level array indexing notation that removes the need for explicit looping.