docs: update README for v0.20.0 - #421
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Summary
Since the README was last touched (#406),
lstkgained auto-detection of Docker-API-compatible container runtimes beyond Docker itself — Rancher Desktop, Colima, OrbStack, Lima, and Podman (#399, seedocs/container-runtimes.md). This made the Prerequisites section narrower than reality, so it's updated to reflect the broader runtime support and link to the new doc.Everything else that shipped in this window (
-s/--servicesonsnapshot save,--dry-runonsnapshot load, license-recovery fix, log-scrollback streaming, govulncheck CI) is a flag, fix, or internal change rather than a whole new capability, so it's left out per the README's "peer of existing bullets" bar.Review
Small, self-contained doc correction — self-merge candidate.