fix(readme): remove authoring markers, restate Altinn 2 cutover in past tense - #8
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The README shipped with two content defects on a public surface:
<!-- VERIFY VS NORWEGIAN: ... -->) sitting in the H1 and body copy.This PR removes the markers and restates the cutover copy in the past tense, keeping the value proposition: the migration map is still useful (arguably more so) after the cutover for anyone with legacy Altinn 2 integrations. The
days_remainingsentence now also mentionsdeadline_passed, matching the live API response (verified 2026-07-25:{"days_remaining":0,"deadline_passed":true}). Also drops an internal plan reference ("PR-089") that had leaked into public copy.