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Make Python, Rust, and Node entry points easy to find - #33
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The repository README leads with the Python path, leaving the native Rust and new npm integrations harder to discover. Add a language chooser and short Python, Node.js, and Rust entry points, including a runnable Node PDF/PNG example and links to the Node and Next.js guides.
Keep the independently versioned Node API's ordinary-PDF scope explicit. Native CLI, print-profile, and compiled variable-data workflows remain linked from the Python and Rust paths.
Validation: the exact Node snippet renders from an isolated installation of the verified 0.1.2 GitHub release, and its PDF extracts the authored invoice text exactly once. Both its preview and the styled invoice were visually inspected. Merge follows verification of the matching public npm package so
npm install fullbleedreceives the fixed engine.