Say on each package's own page what moved into core - #52
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The two deprecated packages had descriptions that said DEPRECATED and READMEs that did not. The README is what nuget.org renders as the listing page, so anyone landing on Healthie.NET.Uptime read a normal package page with no sign it had been superseded that morning. Both now lead with what moved, what to call instead, and that keeping the reference breaks nothing -- verified present in the packed artefact, not just the source. The dashboard docs still credited the uptime and leadership panels to packages that no longer carry them, and omitted the metrics view entirely. Both READMEs now list what you register rather than what you install, which is the distinction that changed.
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Healthie.NET.UptimeandHealthie.NET.LeaderElectionhadDEPRECATEDin their nuspec descriptions but nothing in their READMEs — and the README is what nuget.org renders as the listing page. Anyone landing there read a normal package page with no sign it had been superseded. Both now lead with what moved, what to call instead, and that keeping the reference breaks nothing. Verified present in the packed.nupkg, not just in source.The dashboard docs also still credited the uptime and leadership panels to packages that no longer carry them, and omitted the metrics view. Both READMEs now describe what you register rather than what you install, which is the distinction 4.1.0 changed.
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