Soften warning language in README
Intent: Replace the directive phrasing "Do not use it" with the less prescriptive "Avoid using it" in the alpha-software disclaimer, making the tone more advisory than prohibitive.
Affected files: README.md
@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@
-> 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 [!WARNING] banner that alerts users to the experimental nature of the project. This change updates a single word in that banner:
| Before | After |
|---|---|
| Do not use it for sensitive or production workloads. | Avoid using it for sensitive or production workloads. |
The revised phrasing shifts from a hard prohibition to a softer recommendation, which better matches the advisory intent of the warning block. No other files or logic are affected.