docs: README for 1.8.0 with launch film preview - #4
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The change refreshes README.md for the 1.8.0 release with a Chrome Web Store link, launch-film preview, release metrics, updated feature bullets, and revised status text. One documentation inconsistency should be addressed before merge: the linked launch film is still generated from v1.7.2 captures and demonstrates the badge mismatch that this README says 1.8.0 fixed.
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Updates the README for 1.8.0: launch film preview (plays inline, links to the full MP4 with sound and the vertical cut), what's new in 1.8.0 with before/after numbers, a refreshed feature list, and an accurate status line. GitHub strips
<video>tags pointing at repo files, so the preview is the animated GIF linked to the MP4.