docs: unified-allocator README with a full comparison table - #41
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…parison table The top of the README now positions rusty_alloc as the world's first unified allocator remade in Rust, compares it against every allocator it replaces (mimalloc, jemalloc, glibc, dlmalloc, esp-alloc, system heaps) with the measured losses shown beside the wins, and states the commercial basis (licence, production use, hardening, stable API). The version-history status block is reduced to one note; the history lives in CHANGELOG.md. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Rewrites the top of the README: the unified-allocator positioning, a comparison against every allocator rusty_alloc replaces (wins and measured losses side by side), and the commercial basis. Detailed evidence sections below are unchanged. Docs only; no crates.io release intended.
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