Improve first-run community routes - #39
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Requested outcome
Make the two immediate user paths visible from the README first-run section and keep the result-sharing form useful across releases.
Context and impact
The published demo is now a working local entry point, but CI users had to scan farther down the README to find the Action. The Show and tell form also embedded the current development version in placeholder text, which would become stale at the next release.
Changes
<version>placeholder.Unreleased.Evidence and validation
python3 scripts/check_docs.pypassed for 50 Markdown files.uv run --isolated --with pytest --with-editable . python -m pytest -q tests/test_community_templates.py: 12 passed.git diff --checkpassed.Risk and limits
Documentation and community-form text only. No CLI, Action, package, or report behavior changes.
Done when
CI passes and the merged README routes both local and CI users from the first-run section without pinning future community submissions to dev11.
Material implementation and PR drafting used OpenAI Codex; the maintainer reviewed the public text and validation evidence.