Align the SDK tagline with the website - #384
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The site rework (argos-ci/argos-ci.com#366) settled on "teams and AI agents" as the audience. Two variants were in circulation across the repos: "AI-native engineering teams" here and "modern engineering teams" in argos/argos-ci.com. Use one line everywhere. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Follow-up to argos-ci/argos-ci.com#366, which settled the site's positioning on teams and AI agents.
Two taglines were in circulation across the Argos repositories:
argosandargos-ci.comBoth become "The open source visual testing platform for teams and AI agents.", matching the site's own wording. Keeping the "open source visual testing platform" descriptor matters here: these READMEs are the npm landing pages, where a visitor needs to know what the package is.
No other changes — package descriptions and links were already accurate.
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