📝 Add README badges and cut 0.1.0 changelog#15
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- Add a four-badge strip to the top of the README: PyPI version, supported Python versions, CI status, license. First thing a landing visitor sees. - Cut [Unreleased] into a dated [0.1.0] section matching what actually went out on PyPI today, leaving [Unreleased] empty aside from the new badge line.
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Adds a four-badge strip to the top of the README (PyPI version, supported Python versions, CI status, license) so first-time visitors on GitHub or the PyPI landing page see the project's vitals immediately. Also cleans up the changelog: the items that were sitting in `[Unreleased]` are now correctly under a dated `[0.1.0]` section, matching what actually shipped to PyPI.
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