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docs(readme): link the documentation site from the header - #49
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What this changes
Adds one centered line under the tagline:
Docs and guides: tslink.md, linking https://tslink.md.The README currently has no link to the documentation site; the only connection is the repository's homepage field. Directory listings (awesome-mcp-servers, mcpservers.org) and search results land readers on this repository, so the header is where they need a way to reach the guides. No other text, heading or translated README changes.
How it was verified
git diff --stat: README.md, 1 insertion.grep -rn README.mdover Go, shell, Python and workflow files finds only unrelated fixtures and release tooling).Checklist
go build ./... && go vet ./... && go test ./...(Not run: README-only change.)