[tonytonycoder11]

The README told the story in words only. This puts the product in front of the reader: a short demo that loops under the introduction, a tour of the four things the inspector does, a diagram of how a call travels, and real screenshots on the pub.dev page of flutwire.

• docs/media holds the demo, a four step tour and the flow diagram. The demo is a GIF that opens the full 40 second MP4. The tour and the diagram come in a dark and a light version, and the README picks one by the reader's theme.
• packages/flutwire/screenshots holds eight screenshots, declared under screenshots: in the pubspec so that pub.dev shows them. Seven are Android and one is the iOS lock screen.
• Everything was captured from the example app on an emulator and a simulator, with the inspector's own fonts and colours. The tour and the diagram are composed in HTML with the bundled fonts and rendered at twice the size.
• Both READMEs carry the demo. The package README uses absolute URLs, because pub.dev does not resolve the repository's relative paths.
• GitHub strips <video> from a README, so the GIF links to the MP4's own page, where GitHub plays it.

This builds on #7: its commits show here until it merges.

[trueup-by-nacode-studios]

This pull request adds no capability the code did not already have.

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