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Clarify local decision workflows and training provenance - #7
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The README now gives developers direct entry points for local text classification and choosing a local decision approach, and identifies the maintainer as Chaoliang Yan rather than leaving readers to infer a name from the GitHub handle.
Clarify that the package does not distribute TypeSafe weights, code or raw teacher-response datasets; this does not mean teacher outputs were absent from training. Keep the explicit 2B v4 Jev 1.14 soft-label distillation disclosure. No version, dependency, runtime, or model pin changes.
Validation: git diff --check. New guide URLs are being deployed in the companion website change before this PR is merged.