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Before: The README opened with the title, logo, and intro, then dropped straight into a long, flat run of sections — two Quickstart blocks each with many ### sub-sections (Adaptive Stealth Mode, POST/PUT, Concurrency, Extract, Batch upload/estimate/retry/download/webhooks/error handling). With no index, a reader had to scroll the full ~450 lines to discover what the SDK covered or to jump to a specific capability.

After: A ## Table of Contents sits directly after the intro and before Installation, linking every section and sub-section via GitHub-style #anchor links, with the Quickstart sub-sections nested under their parents.

Add a Table of Contents with GitHub-style #anchor links after the intro
and before Installation, nesting each Quickstart's sub-sections. Existing
heading hierarchy was already consistent (one H1, ## sections, ###
sub-sections); no prose or code examples were changed.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_015rnxtANUejeRhQcGcftzsu
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