docs(readme): bridge hero to open-source / AI-native app positioning#2286
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Lead the tagline with open-source, "AI builds the whole app", "a database you own", and self-host (matching the marketing site a visitor arrives from); add a ~30s StackBlitz "try it" line; state open-source + self-host in the intro. Keeps the ObjectStack name and all technical depth. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Bridges the README hero to the marketing positioning (objectos.ai) while keeping every bit of technical depth and the ObjectStack name.
Nothing technical removed — "not another low-code UI builder", the architecture, features, the Retool/Appsmith comparison table, and quick-start are all untouched.
I added "Hosted platform: ObjectOS", which implies ObjectStack = the open-source framework and ObjectOS = the hosted platform. But "ObjectOS" is also the name of the Control Layer in this repo (ObjectQL / ObjectOS / ObjectUI), and the marketing site brands the whole product "ObjectOS". That's a name collision worth resolving deliberately — confirm the intended hierarchy and I'll align both the README and the marketing site.
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