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  • Move integrated mode version table up and make title more clear.
  • Make remote mode compatibility title more clear.

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This pull request focuses on enhancing the clarity and organization of version compatibility information within the README.md file. The changes involve strategically relocating and renaming sections to distinctly separate integrated and remote mode daemon versioning details, thereby streamlining the process for users to quickly locate the specific compatibility information they need.

Highlights

  • Integrated Mode Version Table Relocation: The table detailing daemon versions packaged with LiT in integrated mode has been moved to an earlier, more prominent section of the README for improved visibility and accessibility.
  • Integrated Mode Title Clarification: The heading for the integrated mode version table has been updated to "Daemon Versions packaged with LiT in Integrated Mode" to explicitly clarify its context and purpose.
  • Remote Mode Compatibility Title and Link Update: The title for the remote mode compatibility section has been made more clear, and an internal link within this section was updated to accurately reflect the new heading of the integrated mode table.
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Code Review

This pull request significantly improves the clarity of the README.md file by reorganizing the version compatibility information. The new sections for 'Integrated Mode' and 'Remote Mode' make it much easier for users to find the information relevant to their setup. My review includes a couple of minor suggestions to enhance the readability of the new headings.

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## Compatibility
## Daemon Versions packaged with LiT in **_Integrated Mode_**

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The use of both bold and italics (**_..._**) for emphasis on 'Integrated Mode' is a bit strong and can make the heading feel cluttered. Using only bold (**...**) is generally sufficient to draw attention and results in a cleaner look.

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## Daemon Versions packaged with LiT in **_Integrated Mode_**
## Daemon Versions packaged with LiT in **Integrated Mode**

| **v0.1.1-alpha** | v0.11.0-beta | v0.8.1-beta | v0.2.0-alpha | n/a | n/a |
| **v0.1.0-alpha** | v0.10.3-beta | v0.6.5-beta | v0.2.0-alpha | n/a | n/a |

## LND Version Compatibility When Used In **_Remote Mode_**

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For consistency with the suggestion for the 'Integrated Mode' heading and for better readability, consider using only bold for emphasis here as well. Using both bold and italics can be visually distracting.

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## LND Version Compatibility When Used In **_Remote Mode_**
## LND Version Compatibility When Used In **Remote Mode**

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