Document image revision tags - #5
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Replace the obsolete stability-tag description with version-line and exact-version image revisions. Explain compatibility, product-version exceptions, and the shared image revision policy.
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The README still described image tags as semantic stability tags. Replace that guidance with the current image revision format, including version-line and full-version counters, matching Git tags, and development variants.
Explain that revision numbers do not indicate compatibility, retain previously published tags, and link to the image revision policy. Backup product versions and third-party tag formats remain distinct.
Validation: reviewed the Markdown and policy link, confirmed the image-tag section is the only change, and checked that the obsolete terminology is gone.