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doc: generate README.md from README.org (Emacs batch ox-md)

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Add build.el + pre-commit hook so README.org stays the source and
README.md is regenerated for GitHub/MELPA.  Refresh README (screenshots,
Crapette, use-package, new customs).  Makefile: readme/hooks/info-emacs
targets; ship README.md.
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@syncodeindex fn cp
@c %**end of header
@set VERSION 1.0.90
@set YEAR 2026
@include version.texi
@copying
This manual is for Card Games for Emacs (version @value{VERSION}), an
@ -81,6 +80,10 @@ Card Games for Emacs is a collection of more than thirty card games ---
solitaires, two-player games, and four-handed partnership games ---
played entirely inside GNU Emacs.
@ifnotinfo
@center @image{images/klondike, , , Klondike solitaire in Emacs, png}
@end ifnotinfo
Every game draws itself two ways. In a terminal it uses plain UNICODE
text, so it works anywhere Emacs runs, including over @command{ssh} and
on a phone. On a graphical display it draws proper SVG cards, with a
@ -599,6 +602,10 @@ the highest card (or the highest trump) wins it. You sit South; the
other three seats are computer players, and for the partnership games
North is your partner.
@ifnotinfo
@center @image{images/hearts, , , A hand of Hearts, png}
@end ifnotinfo
@cindex trick games, controls
Most of them share these controls: