Use SURF (not SURFnet) in docs and restructure README#29
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SURFnet is the legacy name; the company is now SURF. Update the descriptive text in the README and root package.json (the @SURFnet npm scope and surf-design-system repo name are unchanged). Also group both framework guides under one "Adding a component" heading with React and Angular subsections, and move the AI assistants section after them.
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package.jsondescription). SURFnet is the legacy name; the company is now SURF.@surfnet/*npm package scope and thesurf-design-systemrepo name are left unchanged (legacy identifiers).Why
Feedback: descriptive text should use the current company name SURF, not the legacy SURFnet. Grouping the two framework guides together reads more naturally than having the AI-assistants section wedged between them.