Remove benefits section from README.md

Removed sections explaining the benefits of ComposeNativeWebView, including native engines, tiny desktop footprint, and familiar API.

Author: kdroidFilter

README.md

@@ -40,43 +40,6 @@ Desktop engines:
 * **macOS**: WKWebView
 * **Linux**: WebKitGTK
 
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-## Why ComposeNativeWebView? ⚡
-
-### Native engines. No bundled Chromium.
-
-Unlike KCEF-based solutions, **Desktop uses the OS webview**:
-
-* **Windows**: WebView2
-* **macOS**: WKWebView
-* **Linux**: WebKitGTK
-
-👉 Smaller binaries, faster startup, system-level rendering.
-
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-
-### Tiny desktop footprint 📦
-
-Desktop ships only:
-
-* a **minimal JVM bridge**
-* **native bindings** (UniFFI + Rust)
-
-No embedded browser runtime.
-
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-
-### Familiar Compose WebView API 🧩
-
-Same mental model as `compose-webview-multiplatform`:
-
-* `WebViewState`
-* `WebViewNavigator`
-* observable loading state
-* cookies
-* JS ↔ Kotlin bridge
-* request interception for app-driven navigation
-
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 ## Quick start 🚀