docs(readme): bar and wallpaper are the user's layer-shell clients (#93)

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19	19		I wanted a compositor I would never have to think about. It takes the newest Wayland protocols and kernel features as they land, gives games the whole GPU, and otherwise stays out of sight.
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21		-	It is small on purpose, and it will stay small. No blur, no shadows, no rounded corners, no themes, no built-in bar or wallpaper. The only motion is a touchpad swipe that follows your fingers, and a brief pulse on the window you just focused, which you can turn off. Anything else that costs a frame is left out. About 40–80 MB of RAM with two 4K monitors, and almost no CPU while the screen does not change.
	21	+	It is small on purpose, and it will stay small. No blur, no shadows, no rounded corners, no themes, no bar, no wallpaper. If you want them, bring your own: any layer-shell client works. The only motion is a touchpad swipe that follows your fingers, and a brief pulse on the window you just focused, which you can turn off. Anything else that costs a frame is left out. About 40–80 MB of RAM with two 4K monitors, and almost no CPU while the screen does not change.
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23	23		## Features
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19		I wanted a compositor I would never have to think about. It takes the newest Wayland protocols and kernel features as they land, gives games the whole GPU, and otherwise stays out of sight.	19		I wanted a compositor I would never have to think about. It takes the newest Wayland protocols and kernel features as they land, gives games the whole GPU, and otherwise stays out of sight.
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21	-	It is small on purpose, and it will stay small. No blur, no shadows, no rounded corners, no themes, no built-in bar or wallpaper. The only motion is a touchpad swipe that follows your fingers, and a brief pulse on the window you just focused, which you can turn off. Anything else that costs a frame is left out. About 40–80 MB of RAM with two 4K monitors, and almost no CPU while the screen does not change.	21	+	It is small on purpose, and it will stay small. No blur, no shadows, no rounded corners, no themes, no bar, no wallpaper. If you want them, bring your own: any layer-shell client works. The only motion is a touchpad swipe that follows your fingers, and a brief pulse on the window you just focused, which you can turn off. Anything else that costs a frame is left out. About 40–80 MB of RAM with two 4K monitors, and almost no CPU while the screen does not change.
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