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Add checkout proof and direct install CTA to the WordPress README - #117
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Put the validated WooCommerce checkout demonstration near the top of the WebDecoy WordPress plugin README, beside a direct WordPress.org installation link. A 263 KB, 10-second GIF reuses the published footage: synthetic failures, checkout refusal, a separate normal offline order, and installation CTA. The caption identifies the condensed/sped-up lab excerpt and links to the full video and test scope.
Also correct the WordPress minimum-version badge to match the plugin header, replace the broken placeholder download URL with WordPress.org, and describe monitor-first setup without absolute zero-friction claims.
Validation: GIF decoded and previewed at 960×540; README diff/link review and
git diff --checkpassed. Documentation only. Existing package builds exclude/docs, so no plugin runtime or distributed-package change is required.