docs(readme): sharpen the first impression for a public reader - #157
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- Surface the durable thesis and the one externally reproducible proof point up front: pdd prove grades the tests, not the code, and a public unleash SDK module (94% line coverage vs 0.68 mutation grade) is re-runnable by anyone. - Name unleash and add pdd grade where the oracle is explained (grade was listed in Status but never shown as runnable). - Remove five em-dashes to match the project's plain-language voice. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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A cold-reader pass over the README before the repo goes public. Four reader perspectives (a cold visitor, a skeptical cloner, a hiring manager, and a docs editor) agreed the README is already strong, so this is six small changes, not a rewrite.
Credibility and framing (2)
pdd provegrades the tests, not the code, and a public SDK module reported 94% line coverage against a 0.68 mutation grade.pdd grade, which was listed in Status but never shown as a runnable command.Mechanical (4)
pdd gradeline to the runnable command block.Every number is audit-safe; the disproven counts are not used. All prose obeys the plain-language voice rules. Documentation only.
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