README: badges, top install line, npm name disclaimer

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Summary by Sourcery

Documentation:

• Add release, Homebrew, npm, CI, and license badges, a prominent Homebrew installation command, and a disclaimer distinguishing the scoped npm package from the unscoped dotagents package.

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Reviewer's Guide

The README now surfaces key project status and distribution links, puts the primary Homebrew install command upfront, and distinguishes the scoped npm package from the unrelated unscoped package.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Improved the README’s installation and project-discovery section with status badges, a prominent Homebrew command, and npm package naming clarification.	Added badges linking to releases, Homebrew, npm, CI, and the MIT license. Added a copy-ready Homebrew installation command near the top of the README. Clarified that the project publishes under the scoped npm package name and is unaffiliated with the unscoped package.	README.md

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