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Clarify JWC24 project identity - #2

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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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  • Add a prominent README section explaining JWC24 as an independent, Japan-first WC24 preservation project distinct from WiiLink24.

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This 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.

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Add a prominent project-identity section to the README that clarifies JWC24’s independence and Japan-first, original-channel-first, native WC24 focus.
  • Introduce a new heading emphasizing Japan-first, original-channel-first, native WC24 priorities near the top of the README.
  • Describe JWC24 as an independent implementation based on testing and reverse engineering, explicitly stating it is not a WiiLink24 fork, frontend, or clone and not affiliated with WiiLink24.
  • Outline key focus points: prioritizing 4.3J and Japan-only channels, preserving original WADs, using the native IOS WC24 path for downloads and storage, building shared transport for multiple 4.3J WC24 applications and Wii Mail, and documenting recovered formats via parsers and validators.
  • Add a concise summary sentence that frames JWC24 as preserving the original behavior and identity of Japanese Wii channels while supplying new data.
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