Add screenshots + GUI-first README#11
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5 terminal screenshots showing actual user experience: - sudo-auth.png: sudo with TouchBridge messages - homebrew-install.png: brew tap + install - simulator-start.png: daemon startup - web-companion.png: URL display for phone auth - logs-summary.png: analytics dashboard README restructured: - Screenshots embedded inline next to each feature - Homebrew install shown with screenshot - Web companion shown with screenshot - Analytics dashboard shown with screenshot - Configuration section expanded with --summary, --failures, --export
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Closes the 'screenshots in README' gap from viral macOS app comparison.
5 terminal screenshots embedded inline:
README now matches how Stats/Rectangle/Ice present themselves — visual first, code second.
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