Convert README headers to canonical emoji style (D1)#205
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Closes the corresponding "docs: Convert README to canonical emoji section style (D1)" maintenance issue.
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README.mdsection headers to use the canonical emoji style adopted fleet-wide (repo-template, IAsync-Extensions, DateTime-Extensions, ETL-FixedWidth/Abstractions/Test-Kit, D20-Dice, Hawsey, Log-Compressor, and others).Header mapping
## Installation## 📦 Installation## Quick Start## 🚀 Quick Start## Features## ✨ Features## Target Frameworks## 🎯 Target Frameworks## Documentation## 📚 Documentation## License## 📄 License## Code Quality & Static Analysis## 🔍 Code Quality & Static Analysis## Contributing## 🤝 ContributingHeader-rename only — no prose or code-sample changes. GitHub auto-slugs section anchors so existing
#installation-style fragment links still resolve.