Tweak alpha-software warning wording in README.md
Intent: Refine the phrasing of the project's alpha-software disclaimer by replacing "contains" with "includes" to use a slightly more natural word choice when describing potential privacy and security flaws.
Affected files: README.md
@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@
> [!WARNING]
-> Alpha software. This project was largely vibe-coded and likely contains privacy and security flaws. Do not use it for sensitive or production workloads.
+> Alpha software. This project was largely vibe-coded and likely includes privacy and security flaws. Do not use it for sensitive or production workloads.
A single-word change on line 6 of README.md updates the alpha-software warning blockquote.
Before:
> Alpha software. This project was largely vibe-coded and likely contains privacy and security flaws.
After:
> Alpha software. This project was largely vibe-coded and likely includes privacy and security flaws.
The substitution of contains → includes is purely editorial. Both words are synonymous in this context; "includes" reads as marginally more natural when the subject is a software project rather than a physical container. No meaning or intent of the warning is altered.