Clarify JWC24 project identity - #2
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Reviewer's GuideThis PR updates the README to add a prominent project-identity section that clearly positions JWC24 as an independent, Japan-first WC24 preservation project and explains its architectural focus and goals. File-Level Changes
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What changed
Added a prominent project-identity section near the top of the README explaining that JWC24 is an independent, Japan-first WC24 preservation project rather than a WiiLink24 fork or clone.
Why
The previous README described the implementation but did not make the project's distinct purpose immediately obvious. The new section grounds that identity in the actual architecture: untouched 4.3J WADs, native IOS WC24 scheduling and VFF storage, reusable multi-channel transport, and documented reverse engineering.
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