docs: reorder and trim Key Features in README - #48
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Move Key Features up beside Use Cases so the orientation content is grouped ahead of installation and usage. Trim the table to the three headline capabilities (Blame, Git-ref Sync, Cross-tool Memory); the remaining features are already covered by their dedicated sections.
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Groups the README's orientation content together and slims the feature table.
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Installation and Quick Start previously sat between Use Cases and Key Features, forcing a reader still evaluating the tool to scroll past install commands to finish understanding it. The dropped table rows (Search, Git Linking, Session Capture, MCP Server, Background Daemon) are already covered by Use Cases, Quick Start, Supported Tools, and the MCP Integration section, so no capability disappears.
Docs-only change: lightweight self-check per project rules (renders correctly, links resolve, no em dashes, factually accurate).