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Stacked on #21. Adds a short README section listing the four function-role attributes (
#[Check],#[Generate],#[Up],#[Agent]): the command each enables, the return and required-argument rule the SDK enforces, one example each, and the engine API version each role first appears in (each linked to the engine tag'score/schema/module.go). Every role's API exists in the engine floorv1.0.0-beta.17; this repository runs no test of a role on that engine, and the README says so.Docs only, no checks run. The Check rule is written as it is on this branch's base: PR #15 (sibling) lets a check require a
Workspace; the section needs one line changed once both are in.