docs(readme): add a CLI screenshot hero image#43
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Replace the plain ASCII banner at the top with a rendered terminal screenshot of the elpio CLI landing screen (banner + command list + examples). The SVG is generated from the real banner via hack/render-cli-svg.py (rich's ANSI->SVG export), so it stays in sync with the CLI and needs no runtime dependency.
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Replaces the plain ASCII banner at the top of the README with a rendered terminal screenshot of the
elpioCLI landing screen (banner + commands + examples).docs/img/elpio-cli.svg— terminal-window SVG, generated from the real CLI banner (teal gradient + rounded panels), so it can't drift from the actual output.hack/render-cli-svg.py— regenerates it via rich's ANSI->SVG export (pip install rich && python hack/render-cli-svg.py); rich stays a generate-time-only tool, not a runtime/dev dependency.Docs-only.