Restore benchmark scores near the top of the README - #53
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The benchmark scores image had been pushed below the release notes and setup instructions. Move the existing full-width chart directly below the README header, before the V2.1 documentation, so readers can see it again.
Retain the note identifying these as historical 60-task results. The image, scores, and current dataset documentation are unchanged.
Validation: README-only diff; unchanged chart asset; git diff --check. Verified the rendered GitHub README in Chrome: the 4000 x 2400 chart loads at full content width (1012 px), appears once before the V2.1 section, and retains its historical-results caption. All CI/security checks passed; automated review completed with no findings.