Soften warning language in README.md
Intent: Replace the imperative "Do not use it" with the less prescriptive "Avoid using it" in the alpha-software warning banner, providing a gentler tone while still communicating the risk.
Affected files: README.md
@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@
> [!WARNING]
-> Alpha software. This project was largely vibe-coded and likely includes 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. Avoid using it for sensitive or production workloads.
The README contains a GitHub-flavored markdown [!WARNING] callout that alerts users to the alpha status of the project. This change updates a single word choice within that callout.
Before:
> Alpha software. … Do not use it for sensitive or production workloads.
After:
> Alpha software. … Avoid using it for sensitive or production workloads.
The semantic meaning is preserved — users are still discouraged from relying on the software for anything critical — but the tone shifts from a hard prohibition to a strong recommendation. No other files or sections are affected.