README: eliminate duplication and contradiction between Compatibility and Requirements - #15
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## Compatibilityand## Prerequisitesoverlapped on Ubuntu/WSL2 and VS Code, and contradicted each other on Python 3.12 — listed as a tested environment while simultaneously described as auto-installed bysetup.sh.Changes
## Compatibility— scoped to what was actually tested (Ubuntu 24.04 WSL2, VS Code + Copilot Chat); removed Python 3.12 (uv-managed, not a user-facing prerequisite) and the redundant uv note## Prerequisites→## Requirements— narrowed to true user-facing requirements (Linux,curl, VS Code); dropped the Ubuntu/WSL2 recommendation (now lives only in Compatibility)#requirements