Update README #905
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| of [github.com/google/zoekt](https://github.com/google/zoekt). It is now the | ||
| main maintained source of Zoekt. | ||
| of the original repository [github.com/google/zoekt](https://github.com/google/zoekt). | ||
| It is now the maintained source for Zoekt. |
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I would combine these two lines and have one line like
This primary source for Zoekt, actively maintained by Sourcegraph since 20??. Prior it was maintained at github.com/google/zoekt
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Follow up to #905. I realized the README looked much better with a title!
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This PR updates the README to clarify Zoekt's current design, and explain the main usage patterns.
Closes #784, #817.