readme: notes are english now

README.md

@@ -20,8 +20,8 @@ This kit came out of an AI-assisted reverse-engineering project. It contains:
 Nothing from the game itself is included: no game files, no executable, no decompiled
 code, no built WADs. Every tool works on **your own copy** of the game.
 
-> Most notes in `notes/` are written in **German**. Any AI assistant can read and translate
-> them, and that is the recommended way to use this kit (see the last section).
+> The notes in `notes/` are detailed and technical. Handing them to an AI assistant is the
+> recommended way to use this kit (see the last section).
 
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@@ -59,7 +59,7 @@ drive or `CDPath` at that copy, and put modified WADs into its `wads` folder.
 
 ```
 README.md              this file
-notes/                 format documentation and findings (German)
+notes/                 format documentation and findings
   geometry.md          TRAK/MAP geometry, collision polygons, coordinate spaces, zones, limits
   objects.md           MAP chunk layout, strat (object) entries, waypoints, player start, exit
   strat_types_table.md every object type in every original level, with counts
@@ -240,8 +240,7 @@ specs.
 This whole kit was made by an AI coding agent (Claude Code) working through the steps
 below. Any capable assistant that can run code should be able to continue.
 
-1. **Give it the notes first.** Ask it to read `notes/*.md` (they are German; it can
-   translate). They contain offsets, field meanings, confidence levels and pitfalls.
+1. **Give it the notes first.** Ask it to read `notes/*.md`. They contain offsets, field meanings, confidence levels and pitfalls.
 2. **Regenerate the decompile** for questions about game logic. Install Ghidra and a full
    JDK (version 25 for Ghidra 12.x), then run
    `analyzeHeadless <projdir> groove -import groove.exe -scriptPath re/ghidra_scripts -postScript DumpAll.java groove_decomp.c`.