docs: rewrite README and close upstream #95/#191#244
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Problem: the canola branch README was still written as a drop-in
oil.nvim replacement, referencing `require('oil').setup()` and
migration from stevearc/oil.nvim.
Solution: rewrite as a standalone product README. Features list
highlights canola-specific capabilities (virt_text columns, eza
highlights, custom column API, brace expansion, enhanced events).
Quick start section with keybinding table. Installation shows
`vim.g.canola` config pattern with no `setup()` call.
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Problem
README was still written as a drop-in oil.nvim replacement. Upstream tracker had a stale entry for stevearc#728 (deferred) and #95 still pointed to open #191.
Solution
Complete README rewrite as standalone canola product. Updated stevearc#728 to fixed (PR #83). Closed #191 (undo mutations — disproportionate complexity) and updated #95 to not actionable.