docs(readme): drop the sponsor block, add a changelog - #51
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The sponsor block sat between the badges and the project title, above everything that explains what Flow Kit is — including the note admitting it was put there because nobody scrolls past the badges. Removed, along with the two QR images it was the only referrer of; `git log` still has them if it comes back. `.github/FUNDING.yml` is left alone: `ko_fi: crisnguyen95` drives GitHub's own Sponsor button on the repo page, which is a separate surface from README copy and its own decision. The changelog goes before `## License` rather than at the top, so it does not push Quick Start down the page. Entries are taken from merge commits and tag dates, not written from memory, and the September rows are one arc: Flow moved to flow.google.com, so the transport was rebuilt, the REST path deleted, and the Omni modes ported back on top of it. Links are relative (`../../pull/N`) because the badges point at tuannguyenhoangit-droid/google-flow-agent while origin is crisng95/flowkit — a relative link resolves correctly on either. Also ignore `.omc/`, the oh-my-claudecode session state. It is tooling output, not project content, and without this a plain `git add -A` sweeps ~800 lines of it into the index. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01E5BJVhNgerhFTUgmfnKTSj
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Sponsor block removed
It sat between the badges and
# FLOW KIT, above everything that explains what the project is — including the line admitting it was placed there "afraid nobody scrolls past the badges." Gone, along withdocs/images/sponsor-qr-vn.jpgandsponsor-qr-binance.png, which that block was the only referrer of (~365 KB).git logstill has them if it ever returns..github/FUNDING.ymlis deliberately untouched. It carriesko_fi: crisnguyen95, which drives GitHub's own Sponsor button on the repo page — a different surface from README copy, and its own call. Say the word if that should go too.Changelog added
Placed before
## Licenserather than at the top, so it does not push Quick Start down the page.Entries come from merge commits and tag dates, not from memory. The September rows are deliberately one arc rather than seven unrelated lines — Flow moved to
flow.google.com, so the transport was rebuilt (#39), the REST path deleted (#49), and the Omni modes ported back on top of it (#48/#50).Links are relative (
../../pull/N) because the badges point attuannguyenhoangit-droid/google-flow-agentwhileoriginiscrisng95/flowkit; a relative link resolves correctly on either.Also:
.omc/ignoredoh-my-claudecode session state — plans, HUD cache, logs. Tooling output, not project content. Without the ignore rule a plain
git add -Asweeps ~800 lines of it into the index, which is exactly what happened while preparing this branch.🤖 Generated with Claude Code