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Make the README concise and move details into docs - #61

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Summary

  • The README is cut from 974 to 342 lines. The banner, badges, navigation, diagram and table style are unchanged.
  • The demo GIF, the interface screenshot and the live-demo links now sit directly under the introduction.
  • Detailed sections move into new docs, word for word:
    • docs/results.md: locked-test, new-set and dev results, ablations, error analysis, calibration, serving benchmarks and the metrics table
    • docs/review_interface.md: the review UI, API endpoints, saved reviews, input limits and quantity normalization
    • docs/annotation_sets.md: protocols.io collection, machine-label results and the annotation workflow commands
  • Links in the model card, dataset card and annotation guidelines now point to the new docs.
  • One stale statement is fixed: the interface serves whichever bundle is configured, which is SciBERT in the release, not only the CRF baseline.

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  • Every relative link in the README and the changed docs resolves to an existing file.
  • No code, tests or workflows changed.

Cut the README from 974 to about 340 lines without changing its look.
The demo GIF and interface screenshot now sit directly under the
introduction. Detailed sections move verbatim into docs/results.md,
docs/review_interface.md and docs/annotation_sets.md, and links from
the model card, dataset card and annotation guidelines point there.
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professor3333 merged commit 5995fdf into main Nov 13, 2026
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professor3333 deleted the docs/concise-readme branch November 13, 2026 14:10
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