docs: surface Verified Completions and the ontology registry in the README - #100
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…EADME The flagship feature was invisible from the main README. Adds an 'Ontologies, Ready to Go' section: what the registry is, the il quickstart, and where the rule pack's design and benchmarks live.
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Verified Completions is the flagship feature and was referenced nowhere in the main README (the discoverability gap from the internal review). Adds an 'Ontologies, Ready to Go' section between Get Started and SDKs: what the ontology registry is, the three-command il quickstart, and pointers to the rule-pack design and benchmark corpus.
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Independent - touches only README.md. Best merged after #98 so the il commands it documents exist on main, but there is no code dependency or conflict either way.