docs: add animated hero GIF to README#1085
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Adds a 1200x675 animated hero demonstrating the Fetch -> Filter -> Push pipeline: 11 source platforms, keyword/AI filtering, and delivery to 10 push channels. Embedded in both README.md and README-EN.md beneath the existing banner and tagline.
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Summary
Adds a 1200×675 animated hero GIF (8.2 MB) to the top of both
README.mdandREADME-EN.md, just below the banner and the 30-seconds tagline.The GIF tells the repo's story in one loop:
filter.method.Aims to give a cold visitor the full 'what this does and why' in ~20 seconds, without replacing the existing banner.
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_image/trendradar-hero.gif(new, 8.2 MB, 1200×675, 20 s loop)README.md— one<img>line insertedREADME-EN.md— one<img>line insertedHappy to iterate on copy, pacing, or palette if anything feels off — or close if not a fit.