Revamp README, public docs, and CLI positioning for OmniClaw launch#47
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Summary
This PR rewrites OmniClaw’s public-facing documentation so it reflects the actual product more clearly and more professionally.
The main goal was to stop underselling the platform and make the repo easier to understand, evaluate, and use within seconds.
What changed
CLI and seller-path clarification
A key correction in this PR is the positioning of omniclaw-cli serve.
This distinction is now reflected consistently across the README and docs.
Docs updated
Result
The repo now does a better job of showing that OmniClaw is already a real, shipped platform with:
Testing
Docs-only changes. No code tests were run.