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docs: add a GitHub repository badge to the Docker Hub Overview - #58
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Add a clickable GitHub repository badge at the start of the README’s existing badge group, so Docker Hub Overview visitors can find the project source directly. The existing README sync publishes and maintains the same badge on Docker Hub.
Validation: all 15 Overview tests pass. A metadata dry run preserves the badge and its direct repository link. The badge URL returns HTTP 200 with a 133×20 SVG, matching the existing flat-square badges.