Rename Cyrillic screenshot files to ASCII kebab-case names for cross-platform compatibility

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This PR addresses compatibility issues with screenshot filenames that contained Cyrillic characters and spaces, which can cause broken image links on some platforms and embedding systems.

Problem

The repository contained three screenshot files with Cyrillic names and spaces:

• Снимок экрана 2025-08-18 230918.png
• Снимок экрана 2025-08-18 231045.png
• Снимок экрана 2025-08-18 231119.png

These files were located in the root directory and could cause issues with:

• Platforms that don't properly handle non-ASCII characters in URLs
• Systems with different character encoding defaults
• Embedding contexts where spaces in filenames break links

Solution

1. Renamed files using git mv to preserve history:

• Снимок экрана 2025-08-18 230918.png → assets/screenshots/app-home-2025-08-18-230918.png
• Снимок экрана 2025-08-18 231045.png → assets/screenshots/bot-commands-2025-08-18-231045.png
• Снимок экрана 2025-08-18 231119.png → assets/screenshots/bot-pairplot-2025-08-18-231119.png

2. Updated README.md references in both language sections:

• Hebrew (RTL) gallery section: Updated all image src attributes
• English (LTR) gallery section: Updated all image src attributes
• Preserved all alt texts, width attributes, table structure, and alignment

3. Repository cleanup:

• Moved files to proper assets/screenshots/ directory structure
• Removed small placeholder files that were replaced by actual screenshots
• Maintained clean git history through proper use of git mv

Testing

• ✅ Verified no Cyrillic filenames remain in repository
• ✅ All README image references use ASCII kebab-case names
• ✅ Both Hebrew and English sections display correctly
• ✅ All layout, styling, and external links preserved
• ✅ Git history maintained for renamed files

The repository is now fully compatible across all platforms and systems, ensuring reliable image display in both the GitHub README and any external embedding contexts.

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