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Refresh README for plugin 0.1.2 and pilot onboarding - #19
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The README did not clearly explain GitHub distribution independently of the OpenAI directory, when to invoke the inspector, or the 0.1.2 reporting improvement. It also highlighted the initial smoke test without the later dry-run failure and focused fix.
Update the onboarding copy, installation and upgrade guidance, privacy explanation, handoff behavior, and current validation evidence. Add the three-person pilot's time commitment and participation route while keeping human effectiveness and adoption explicitly unverified.
Validation: checked every relative README link, matched the displayed version against canonical and generated plugin manifests, confirmed the private contact exists, and ran
git diff --check. README-only change; no runtime or generated package changes, so runtime tests were not rerun.