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docs: clarify M4 support, long-video scaling, and GUI status - #8

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Summary

Adds practical documentation addressing the parts of issue #5 that can be determined from the current implementation.

Changes

  • clarifies that the current TensorOps/NAX path is M5-specific and that M4 uses the ordinary Metal/MPSGraph path
  • explains that published M3/M5 timings should not be treated as M4 benchmarks
  • documents memory considerations for large and long runs, especially the extra residency caused by --show
  • explains why 15-second 768p runtime should be benchmarked at the exact target shape rather than extrapolated only from frames x pixels
  • documents the current frontend status without making unsupported claims about future GUI plans

Validation

  • git diff --check
  • documentation-only change
  • no invented M4 benchmark numbers

Related to #5.

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