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docs(docs): open the readme with a banner and what the product does - #66
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A banner taken in game, release and CI badges, a short summary with download and manual links, then the features with an in-game picture, ahead of install and build.
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The README now opens the way Craftwire's does: a banner taken in game on a test server, release and CI badges, a short summary with download, manual and issue links, then the features with an in-game picture. Install and build follow, unchanged in substance.
Images are in
docs/images/. The release badge reads.release-please-manifest.json, so it shows the plain version instead of the component tag.