docs: note jsDelivr as alternative fetch URL#1
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raw.githubusercontent.com works for our volume but serves with Content-Type: text/plain and has documented occasional caching hiccups on GitHub's side. jsDelivr is the standard low-cost swap: fixes the content-type, gives a purpose-built CDN, and supports @branch/@tag/ @commit-sha pinning. Documenting the alternative URL inline so future- us doesn't need to rediscover it. No functional change — the canonical fetch URL the extension uses remains raw.githubusercontent.com for now.
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Minor README addition documenting jsDelivr as a known-good escape hatch if we ever hit
raw.githubusercontent.comcaching issues. No functional change — extension still fetches from raw.github URL.Discovered while researching CDN best practices for low-volume content hosting; flagged as future-us reference rather than acted on now.