Edit the README to reflect narrower scope #381
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Background
We've had several github issues open for years requesting more sophisticated testing features for stripe-mock, like statefulness. This used to be something that we intended to add, but just never prioritized, but in more recent years our thinking about the proper scope of this project has changed internally, and it's time we communicate this to users and set more realistic expectations.
Summary
This PR changes the README to reflect how we think about this project and it's scope. After it is merged, I plan on updating/closing all our stale issues on this repository so they reflect the current project direction.