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docs(readme): name hosting in the closing line - #25
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The closing line of the root README and the 10 starter READMEs changes from "Need it integrated? Talk to us" to "Need it built, or hosted and run for you? Talk to us", the same services line the library READMEs carry. The link and its campaign tags are unchanged.
Per the umbrella's plans/positioning.md: D120 (we build, host and run integrations), D129 (the open source stays prominent), D130 (the headline wording). READMEs only, no starter code.