docs: refresh README for beginner-friendly Boo launch#23
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✅ APPROVED
README launch refresh looks strong and aligned with current Boo behavior.
What I verified
- New positioning/tagline is consistent and beginner-friendly.
- Quick-start snippets map to real commands (
boo theme,boo font,boo opacity). - Theme/docs updates align with current theme set and command surface (including theme create/delete examples).
- No misleading or breaking documentation regressions found in this diff.
Non-blocking note
- PR is currently marked
UNSTABLEon GitHub (likely checks/branch state). Content itself is good from a docs correctness standpoint.
Approved from documentation correctness/clarity perspective.
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For today's launch, README should speak to new terminal users first, while still being accurate for advanced users.
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