docs: standardize and simplify how data-dict is described#118
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I think that data-dict is potentially powerful enough whether or not AI even existed and (my opinion), referencing AI in the "tagline" undersells its potential impact and utility. It never needed AI, as all these things that data-dict is trying to do help with data quality and documentation full stop. Regardless of whether AI is involved or not.
Also, including AI in the tagline can be interpreted as a tool where you need to use AI, and I know that's not true.
Of course, if AI/agents is an important selling point for you and your plans, you can definitely close this PR.