docs: use the dynamic README header endpoint - #54
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Adopts the dynamic README header endpoint added in TanStack/tanstack.com#1076, which is merged and live.\n\nThe root README and all 12 public package READMEs now use a picture element with light and dark images. Recognized framework adapters use the endpoint's framework parameter. React Native and Charts Scales use explicit titles because they are not listed as site frameworks. Private and internal packages are intentionally unchanged.\n\nThe trailing image remains the light variant so npm and editors that ignore picture sources still show a useful banner.\n\n## Verification\n\n- Every unique URL in this PR returned 200 image/png at 1800x450.\n- Light and dark images were visually checked, including React Native and Charts Scales.\n- All public packages are covered and private packages are excluded.\n- A local merge into current main passed formatting, documentation, and packed package validation.\n- No README references the deleted local image.
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