readsight 1.0.2

Multilingual readability library — 86 languages, 17 formulas, TeX-based syllable counting via the Frank M. Liang algorithm.
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# Changelog

All notable changes to the Rust `readsight` crate are documented here.

## 1.0.2

- Documentation release. Rewrote the `README.md` so every value is reproduced
  from running the crate: the plain/legalese readability grid, per-language
  formula counts, syllable-mode distribution, and the language list are all taken
  from actual output rather than copied prose.
- Reworked `examples/demo.rs` into a dashboard that prints the side-by-side
  readability grid plus syllable breakdowns and text statistics.
- Wired the `README.md` code samples into the doc-test suite via
  `#[cfg(doctest)]`, so the documented examples are compiled and executed by
  `cargo test`. No library code changes.

## 1.0.1

- Housekeeping release: removed the local `temp/` scratch area (PHP/Python
  reference clones and the golden generator) from the working tree. It was never
  part of the published crate or the Git repository. No library code changes.

## 1.0.0

- Initial release: byte-accurate Rust port of the canonical PHP
  [ReadSight](https://github.com/MADEVAL/ReadSight) library (secondary reference:
  the Python port [ReadSightPy](https://github.com/MADEVAL/ReadSightPy)).
- 86 languages, 17 readability formulas.
- TeX (Frank M. Liang) hyphenation with embedded `hyph-utf8` pattern files.
- `tex`, `heuristic` (with `cluster`/`individual` `vowelMode`), and `composite`
  syllable modes.
- Embedded data by default; optional filesystem data source.
- Output parity verified against golden vectors generated from the PHP reference;
  100% line/function test coverage.