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devops: point the README badges at @highflame/codeoid - #293

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The rename PR moved the install commands to @highflame/codeoid but left the three npm badges pointing at the unscoped codeoid, which is frozen at 0.3.4.

  • version badge would have advertised 0.3.4 forever while the project shipped 0.4.x
  • downloads badge tracked a package nobody should install
  • provenance badge linked to the old package page

All three now point at @highflame/codeoid. Verified live: both shields endpoints return 200 and render npm: v0.4.1 / downloads: 66/month, matching npm view @highflame/codeoid version.

Also corrects the rename note. It claimed the predecessor packages were "deprecated on npm" — they are not; npm view codeoid deprecated is still empty, since deprecating them requires the personal account that owns them. The note now says only what is true today (frozen at 0.3.4, no further releases), which stays accurate after they are deprecated, and adds the consequence a reader needs: this is a new package rather than a transfer, so no update path carries anyone across.

Still outstanding, unchanged by this PR: actually running npm deprecate on codeoid, @codeoid/protocol, and @codeoid/core from the owning account.

The install commands moved to the scoped package when it was renamed, but the
three npm badges did not — they still read the unscoped `codeoid`, which is
frozen at 0.3.4. The version badge would have advertised 0.3.4 forever while the
project shipped 0.4.x, and the downloads badge tracked a package nobody should
be installing.

Also corrects the rename note, which claimed the predecessor packages were
"deprecated on npm". They are not: `npm view codeoid deprecated` is still empty,
because deprecating them needs the personal account that owns them. Say only
what is true today — the old package is frozen and gets no further releases —
which stays accurate once they are deprecated. Adds the consequence a reader
actually needs: this is a new package, not a transfer, so no update path carries
anyone across.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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