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Restore README badges and existing guidance - #108

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Restore the README content and all six badges removed by #107, preserving the previous section order and product guidance. Show an actual JSON receipt excerpt as a feature example, linked to the complete generated file.

Update only the restored commands, output paths and retired record-format descriptions needed to keep that guidance correct for v0.7.0. No implementation or release changes.

Verified the badges and section order against the prior README, the JSON excerpt against the generated receipt, local links/anchors, and the quick start with the released v0.7.0 binary.

Follow-up to #106.

Copilot AI lite review requested due to automatic review settings September 28, 2026 05:34
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🟡 Changes recommended

README guidance contains unresolved correctness and completeness issues.

Review effort: Lite
Findings: 4 Low severity

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What changed in this PR

Restores README badges, product guidance, section structure, and a v0.7.0 receipt example.

Changes:

  • Restored six badges and documentation sections.
  • Added generated receipt and artifact links.
  • Updated commands, paths, delivery, and record guidance.
File Summary
README.md Restored documentation and updated v0.7.0 workflow examples; documentation corrections remain needed.

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Comment thread README.md
receipt. To preview destinations before sending, run `rio plan`. To use both destinations, put both
target entries under `delivery.targets`; plain `rio` sends each selected artifact to every eligible target.

Each invocation writes its receipt under `target/rio/runs/<run-id>/record.json` and prints its path.
Comment thread README.md
printf 'Inspect the input and results in: %s\n' "$demo_dir"
```

The `index.json` in the printed run directory shows the version change (excerpt):
Comment thread README.md
Comment on lines +421 to +423
For the quick-start sample's custom output location, use
`rio deliver --manifest "$demo_dir/rio.yaml" --index "$demo_dir/out/runs/RUN_ID/index.json"`,
replacing `RUN_ID` with the run printed by normalization.
Comment thread README.md
```

Partial delivery preserves accepted, rejected, unknown and unattempted outcomes. A lost response is not a rejection. Rio does not automatically retry to obtain a receipt. Committed local checkpoints and journals support [offline crash recovery](docs/output.md#interruption-and-recovery), including when public-receipt publication fails after a request.
You get `app.cdx.json`, `index.json` and `record.json` in the printed run directory. Explicit artifact paths are relative to `rio.yaml`, and
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