docs: reposition README for agentic-as-primitive-layer story#90
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Headline change: 'In-loop primitives for agents that run more than once.' Adds 'Why this exists' and 'What Agentic is not' sections that mirror the framework-boundaries memo (#87/#88). Links to the full boundary design. Simplifies quick start by removing compat alias from the flow. The package description remains 'Executable toolbelt for agent self-improvement' in package.json (that's a fine npm tagline). The README now tells the project-level story. Refs: #87
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Repositions the README to tell the project-level story instead of listing commands.
What changed:
spores initcompat alias from the getting-started flow (the compat note at the top covers it)Why: Bridge notes "0 stars — README and landing page story are the gap, not capability." The current README is a CLI reference with a tagline. This rewrite tells the story of why someone should use Agentic and what it deliberately does not try to be, which is the positioning from the #87 boundary memo.
Refs #87