docs: fix missing "from" in line object y1 description#1373
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The `line` properties table in README.md described `y1` as "Distance of top extremity bottom of page" — missing the word "from". The parallel entries for char, rect, curve, and image all use the "Distance of top of X from bottom of page" wording. Adds the missing preposition to match the rest of the table.
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Summary
The `line` properties table in README.md describes `y1` as:
```
| `y1` | Distance of top extremity bottom of page. |
```
The word "from" is missing. The parallel entries for `char`, `rect`, `curve`, and `image` all use the "Distance of top of X from bottom of page" wording.
Fix
Adds the missing preposition. One-line diff. Surfaces while reviewing #1369 (separate substantive issue about pdfplumber's y-coordinate conventions, not in scope for this PR).