Remove JBang vs llama-tornado comparison section from README.md

Author: mikepapadim

README.md

@@ -274,39 +274,6 @@ jbang LlamaTornadoCli.java -m beehive-llama-3.2-1b-instruct-fp16.gguf \
      --max-tokens 512
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-### JBang vs llama-tornado Script
-
-| Feature | JBang CLI | llama-tornado Script |
-|---------|-----------|---------------------|
-| **Installation** | No build required | Requires `mvn package` |
-| **Dependencies** | Auto-downloaded | Included in fat JAR |
-| **TornadoVM Setup** | Basic (via dependencies) | Full (via tornado command wrapper) |
-| **GPU Acceleration** | Limited | Full support with all TornadoVM optimizations |
-| **Use Case** | Quick experimentation, CPU inference | Production use, full GPU acceleration |
-
-### How It Works
-
-The `LlamaTornadoCli.java` file includes special JBang directives at the top:
-
-```java
-//JAVA 21
-//PREVIEW
-//DEPS io.github.beehive-lab:gpu-llama3:0.3.1
-//DEPS io.github.beehive-lab:tornado-api:2.1.0
-//DEPS io.github.beehive-lab:tornado-runtime:2.1.0
-
-//SOURCES TornadoFlags.java
-```
-
-These directives tell JBang to:
-- Use Java 21 with preview features
-- Download the required Maven dependencies automatically
-- Load TornadoVM configuration from `TornadoFlags.java`
-
-The `TornadoFlags.java` file contains all TornadoVM-specific JVM configuration (module exports, runtime settings, etc.), keeping the main CLI file clean and maintainable. This follows the same pattern as the [TornadoVM JBang examples](https://gist.github.com/maxandersen/14ecdc03c7c57fc59dfeb7ba37dd4c9c).
-
-**Note**: For full GPU acceleration with all TornadoVM optimizations, we recommend using the `llama-tornado` script instead, which properly configures all TornadoVM runtime parameters.
-
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 ## Collection of Tested Models