docs: link to Labelle Web in README#154
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Labelle Web (labelle-org/labelle-web) is now an officially adopted labelle-org project. Add a discoverability note in the intro and a dedicated 'Web interface' section so users looking for a browser-based way to print labels can find it. Closes #139 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Labelle Web (labelle-org/labelle-web) is now an officially adopted
labelle-orgproject, but the main README doesn't mention it yet — so people browsing here have no way to discover it.This adds two mentions:
## Web interfacesection (parallel to## GUI) describing what it is and linking out for screenshots and setup.Wording kept factual/sibling-project — happy to adjust the framing if you'd prefer different phrasing.
Closes #139