Correct the confidence value in the README Usage example - #3
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The shown result (exact name, personal /in/ URL, agreeing company) scores 1.0 under score_candidate, not 0.86; the offline example prints 1.0.
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The Usage example's output comment showed
confidence: 0.86, but that result scores 1.0: exact name match (0.6) plus a personal/in/URL (0.25) plus an agreeing company (0.15), capped at 1. The offline example in the same README reproduces the result and prints 1.0. Docs only; tests unchanged.