[ruban-24]

The README introduction and prerequisites still describe Jev-only routing even though 0.2.0 supports experimental self-hosted Laya. Introduce both classifier options, add a short Laya section linked to the website guide and server setup, and clarify optional keys and local versus remote classification. The classifier still supplies judgments and the user's policy selects the route.

Only README.md changes. The measured Jev overhead table and its qualifier are unchanged; no routing behavior, release tags, package metadata, or performance claims change.

Validation: reviewed against docs/classifiers.md; checked GitHub-rendered Markdown, heading/explicit anchors, relative link targets, the Laya setup anchor, and HTTP 200 for the live guide; git diff --check passed. Code tests are not applicable to this documentation-only change.

Companion repository settings (managed outside Git and PR diffs):

• Main repository description: “Open-source model and reasoning effort router for Claude Code and Codex, using Jev or experimental self-hosted Laya.”
• Add laya, laya-router, llm-router, ai-routing, and self-hosted topics, retaining existing topics.
• Website repository description: “Website and documentation for Switchboard, the model and reasoning effort router for Claude Code and Codex with Jev or experimental self-hosted Laya.”
• Website repository homepage: https://tryswitchboard.dev.

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