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docs: point readers to OpenBot, where OpenDots now lives - #180
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OpenDots is a skin inside OpenBot now, and this repo is no longer maintained. The top of the README says so, shows how to run the OpenDots look in OpenBot, and says what OpenBot offers. The original README stays in full below it.
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Summary
OpenDots is a skin on top of OpenBot, alongside OpenMuse and OpenDuet. This adds a short section at the top of the README that says so, says OpenBot is the source of truth and this repo is community maintained, and shows how to pick the OpenDots skin in OpenBot. The OpenBot lines are taken from OpenBot's own README.
The original README is unchanged below the new section. No code changes, and open PRs and issues are left as they are.