Fix missing screenshots in README after previous merge

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Problem

The README was displaying broken images in both Hebrew and English gallery sections due to references to non-existent files in assets/screenshots/. Specifically, the file pair-plot-analysis.png didn't exist, causing empty image placeholders to appear in the documentation.

Solution

Updated all image references in the README to use the three newly uploaded Cyrillic-named screenshots located in the repository root:

• Снимок экрана 2025-08-18 230918.png (1909×856) → App home screen
• Снимок экрана 2025-08-18 231045.png (360×279) → Bot commands interface
• Снимок экрана 2025-08-18 231119.png (390×342) → Pair plot analysis

Changes Made

Hebrew Section (dir="rtl"):

• Home screen: assets/screenshots/app-home.png → Снимок экрана 2025-08-18 230918.png
• Bot commands: assets/screenshots/bot-commands.png → Снимок экрана 2025-08-18 231045.png
• Bot pair plot: assets/screenshots/bot-pairplot.png → Снимок экрана 2025-08-18 231119.png
• Data analysis: assets/screenshots/pair-plot-analysis.png → Снимок экрана 2025-08-18 231119.png

English Section (dir="ltr"):

• Same mappings applied to maintain consistency between both language sections

All existing alt texts, width attributes, table structures, and surrounding HTML elements were preserved unchanged. The Cyrillic filenames are properly quoted in the src attributes and GitHub handles the Unicode characters correctly.

Verification

• Images now load successfully in the README gallery
• No broken image placeholders remain
• All layout and formatting preserved
• Both Hebrew and English sections display consistently

Fixes the issue where gallery images appeared as empty/alt-only areas due to missing screenshot files.

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