docs: update README with PostgreSQL 18 and role management features #69
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- Update PostgreSQL client installation from version 12 to 18 - Update requirements to reference PostgreSQL 18 as latest - Add Key Features section documenting r1/r2 role management tools - Include usage examples and security notes for role management
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Closing this PR as the changes were already pushed directly to master (commit a6c8221). The repository's branch protection rules prevent removing the direct commit, so this PR is redundant. |
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Summary
Updates README.md documentation to reflect current PostgreSQL version support and documents the new role management features.
Changes
PostgreSQL version updates
New documentation section
Context
The README contained outdated references to PostgreSQL 12 as the "latest version", which needed updating to reflect support for PostgreSQL 18. Additionally, the newly added role management features (r1/r2) from PR #68 were not documented in the README.