docs: bring README to v2.1 (Pilo design, partial-economy estimate, fonts) - #3
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- new "What's New -> v2.1" section: Pilo design language, Manjari + Inter type system, honest partial-tank estimate, robustness pass - document the partial-tank economy estimate in the algorithm, FAQ, and Analytics sections (odometer / litres, capacity-bounded, confidence band) - add a Typography section + the lime-hero design language; fonts in the tech stack - correct the reminder km/day description (raw totals over real span, debounced); test count 13 -> 18; contributing branches off master
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughREADME.md documentation is updated across multiple sections: release notes now include v2.1 "Pilo" design pass details and consistently document an 18-case fuel-algorithm test harness; partial-tank economy receives expanded explanation of capacity-bounded confidence-band estimates; design system section adds typography rules and fonts table; service reminders documentation describes km/day-derived calendar estimation; build and contributing guidelines are refreshed. ChangesREADME Documentation and Feature Specification Updates
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Updates the README to match the merged v2.1 release: the bold dark+lime Pilo design language, the Manjari + Inter type system, the honest partial-tank economy estimate (odometer ÷ litres, capacity-bounded, confidence band), the robustness pass (migrate seams, debounced reminders, geofence dwell), and the corrected test count (18). Docs-only — no app code changes.
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