docs: align README badges with OffsetInspect (crates.io, release, platform, security)

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Summary by Sourcery

Documentation:

• Revise README header badges to match OffsetInspect style, including crates.io, release, license, platform, CI, security, and X profile badges.

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Reviewer's Guide

README badges are restructured into a centered HTML block and expanded to match OffsetInspect’s badge set (crates.io, releases, license, Rust, platforms, CI, security policy, social).

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Rework and expand the README badge section to a centered HTML block with a richer set of badges.	Replace markdown-style CI, License, and X badges with an HTML block containing multiple and elements. Add crates.io version badge linking to the offsetscan crate. Add GitHub release badge showing the latest release version. Switch license badge to use GitHub license shield while keeping link to local LICENSE file. Add badges for Rust implementation and supported core platforms (Windows, Linux, macOS). Update CI badge to use GitHub Actions workflow status shield with explicit branch and label. Add security policy badge linking to SECURITY.md. Retain and slightly reformulate the X (Twitter) badge within the new HTML layout.	README.md

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[sourcery-ai]

Hey - I've left some high level feedback:

• Since the badges are now wrapped in raw HTML, consider verifying how this renders across common Markdown viewers (e.g., crates.io, docs.rs, GitHub web, GitHub mobile) and adjust alignment or layout if any of them degrade the badge display.
• Some of the alt text values are quite verbose or redundant (e.g., repeating the handle or description already visible in the badge); tightening these to concise, descriptive labels can improve accessibility for screen readers.

Prompt for AI Agents

Please address the comments from this code review:

## Overall Comments
- Since the badges are now wrapped in raw HTML, consider verifying how this renders across common Markdown viewers (e.g., crates.io, docs.rs, GitHub web, GitHub mobile) and adjust alignment or layout if any of them degrade the badge display.
- Some of the `alt` text values are quite verbose or redundant (e.g., repeating the handle or description already visible in the badge); tightening these to concise, descriptive labels can improve accessibility for screen readers.

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