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Document released NixOS installation in README - #364
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The README still groups NixOS with unsupported installations and describes its public modules as work in progress, despite their release in 2.1.0. Give NixOS its own installation/update row, link the declarative installation and flake-update procedures, and remove the stale pre-release wording. Keep #253’s remaining physical/native qualification explicit and preserve the application’s externally managed update behavior.
Validation: all 24 README local links and fragments resolve;
git diff --checkpasses. This changes only README prose and links; no runtime tests were added or rerun. Targetsdevunder the current contribution rules, so the publicmainREADME receives the correction through the next release promotion.