docs: refresh README to match shipped rebalancer, safety, and governance - #22
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The README still described the CoW rebalancer as the next build and listed the safety layer and governance as unbuilt, when all three are merged. Bring it current: add the rebalancing, safety-layer, and constituent-governance sections, cover the cap trigger and buffer-aware target, update the trust model and repository layout, and note the curator-managed yield layer as the planned next phase. Drop the stale 'autonomous' framing from the opener.
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The README had drifted behind
main. It still described the CoW rebalancer as the next build and listed the safety layer and constituent governance as unbuilt, when all three are merged.What changed
rebalancer/,governance/,GPv2Order.sol, andIRebalancer.sol.Docs only, no code changes.