README: the three translation methods and when to use them - #62
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Operator request: the delivery work (#58-#61) created three distinct ways to obtain a translation and the README never says which to pick. A decision table after Quick start: build-time (envelope, no translator shipped — the browser default), runtime-packaged (defaultTranslator, for dynamic components, paired with the artifact cache), runtime-explicit (Translator.create/fromExports, for custom sourcing/sharing). Points at the examples, the tools/translate deploy recipe, and the #16 design note for depth.
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Docs-only follow-up to #58–#61: a decision table (build-time envelope / runtime-packaged / runtime-explicit) with what each ships to production and when to pick it, linking the examples, the tools/translate deploy recipe, and the #16 design note.