README could clearly make use of a cleanup, seems to be more like a session log dump now than a good introduction to the project for a new user. Maybe try something like "Remove anything from the README.md that wouldn't be helpful to someone who sees this project with zero context, for the first time. Rewrite all paragraphs and sections to be concise and remove all fluff, leave only important details new users must know before using the project".
However, feels like the battle is loosing, and now it's just about softening the landing instead of being vehemently against something the vast majority seems to be engaging in. I refuse to participate myself, but at least hopefully I could help steer some of them in a better (more concise) direction.
Sure, hand editing each one is even better, but you can get 80% of the way there with zero ongoing investment.
This is the first line of the README. I can't believe people are becoming ok with this, and I'm 100% on the AI train.
I have to image whatever style of writing this was trained on is a lot more pleasant to read and I feel bad for whoever writes like this now being associated as bad AI writing.