docs: add PyPI badges and table of contents for discoverability#334
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What this PR does
Adds two small documentation improvements to the README:
Why
Pure-documentation changes, zero code risk. PyPI badges are especially valuable for framework projects — developers routinely check version and Python compatibility before installing. The TOC makes the README much more scannable for new users deciding whether to adopt the framework.
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