docs(readme): restructure Crate Operations, relocate AA System, replace Developer Guide

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Summary

Closes lot DOC-README-CLEANUP.

• Renames the stale # DCS-CTLD Next title to # CTLD.
• Nests Virtual Slingload and Pack Equipt (demoted to ###) inside Crate Operations, reflecting their place under Crate Commands in the F10 menu; their Pack Vehicle/Pack FARP children demoted to ####.
• Relocates AA System Construction to immediately follow Crate Operations.
• Replaces the Developer Guide prose block (duplicating the published docs site) with a Documentation section linking to the pilot, mission maker, and developer guides — all three links verified live.
• Updates the Table of Contents to match the new hierarchy; no broken anchors.
• No src/, tests/, or build changes — docs-only lot, nothing to unit/integration test.

Test plan

• # CTLD is the H1.
• Table of Contents matches the rendered hierarchy, no broken anchor links.
• Crate Operations contains Virtual Slingload and Pack Equipt as ### children.
• AA System Construction immediately follows Crate Operations.
• Developer Guide is gone; Documentation is present with the three links (verified resolving).
• No other section moved, renamed, or reformatted.

See .backlog/DOC-README-CLEANUP/PRD.md and tickets/ for the full spec and vertical-slice breakdown.

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Summary by Sourcery

Update README structure and backlog metadata to reflect the CTLD project name and improve documentation navigation.

Enhancements:

• Add a backlog lot entry and detailed PRD/tickets describing the DOC-README-CLEANUP work, and record the change in the Unreleased section of the changelog.

Documentation:

• Rename the README title from the temporary DCS-CTLD Next name to CTLD.
• Restructure the Crate Operations section by nesting Virtual Slingload and Pack Equipt under it, with Pack Vehicle and Pack FARP as sub-subsections, and positioning AA System Construction immediately after Crate Operations.
• Replace the inline Developer Guide section in the README with a Documentation section that links to the pilot, mission maker, and developer guides, and align the Table of Contents with the new hierarchy.

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Reviewer's Guide

Docs-only PR that cleans up and restructures README content around crate operations, updates navigation, and replaces an inline developer guide with links to the external documentation, with corresponding backlog metadata and changelog entries.

Flow diagram for updated README section hierarchy

flowchart TD
  README[README]

  README --> CrateOperations[Crate Operations]
  CrateOperations --> VirtualSlingload[Virtual Slingload]
  CrateOperations --> PackEquipt[Pack Equipt]
  PackEquipt --> PackVehicle[Pack Vehicle]
  PackEquipt --> PackFARP[Pack FARP]
  CrateOperations --> AASystemConstruction[AA System Construction]

  README --> Documentation[Documentation]
  Documentation --> PilotGuide[Pilot guide]
  Documentation --> MissionMakerGuide[Mission maker guide]
  Documentation --> DeveloperDocs[Developer documentation]

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Retitle project and restructure README crate-related sections and navigation to reflect current workflows.	Renamed README H1 from "DCS-CTLD Next" to "CTLD". Updated the Table of Contents to nest "Virtual Slingload" and "Pack Equipt" under "Crate Operations" and moved "AA System Construction" to follow it. Demoted "Virtual Slingload" and "Pack Equipt" headings to be subsections of "Crate Operations", with "Pack Vehicle" and "Pack FARP" further demoted under "Pack Equipt". Reordered crate-related feature sections (Virtual Parachute Drop, FOB, FARP, Radio Beacons, JTAC, Smoke Drop, Recon) to keep their content but match the new structural flow.	README.md
Replace inline developer build/test docs with links to the external documentation site and record the docs lot in backlog and changelog.	Removed the verbose "Developer Guide" section from README and replaced it with a concise "Documentation" section linking to pilot, mission maker, and developer guides (live URLs). Documented the README cleanup under an "Unreleased" docs entry in CHANGELOG with a short description of title rename, crate section restructuring, and documentation link replacement. Added a new backlog PRD and ticket files describing lot DOC-README-CLEANUP, including problem statement, solution, acceptance criteria, and implementation notes, and registered the lot in the backlog index table.	README.md CHANGELOG.md .backlog/README.md .backlog/DOC-README-CLEANUP/PRD.md .backlog/DOC-README-CLEANUP/tickets/01-rename-h1-title.md .backlog/DOC-README-CLEANUP/tickets/02-replace-developer-guide-with-documentation-links.md .backlog/DOC-README-CLEANUP/tickets/03-restructure-crate-operations-cluster.md

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