docs(readme): add inbound email section#39
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Documents the new single-webhook inbound email ingress (Postmark + Mailgun adapters), the symmetric email_inbound_secret config, the required router scope, and the three-way message resolution chain. Links to the full setup docs for provider-specific configuration.
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Summary
Adds inbound-email coverage to the top-level README so host maintainers discover the feature without needing to read source.
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Based on `feat/inbound-email-orchestration` (#38) so the README only claims features that exist on this branch. Merge after the orchestration chain lands on main.