docs: credit rshivane for the pace-based tracking design - #46
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The pace ratio, flame/snowflake badge, expected-by-now marker and rate projections follow the design rshivane introduced in ClaudeMeter#33. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01KytMK4tLCFHVoD1ngW4Hh8
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Adds an acknowledgement for rshivane, who introduced the pace-based utilization tracking design in eddmann/ClaudeMeter#33 — the pace ratio, flame/snowflake badge, expected-by-now marker, and rate projections that this app's
meter-corepacing mirrors.Stacked on #43 (
docs/publication-readme), since the Acknowledgements section it extends only exists there. GitHub will auto-retarget this PR tomainonce #43 merges. Diff is a single added sentence.🤖 Generated with Claude Code