Update readme with MCP

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  • Refined the product overview with an updated mission statement emphasizing its semantic engine role for client and AI agent integration.
  • Introduced a new section addressing enterprise challenges in data management and the need for accurate semantic understanding.
  • Enhanced design principles to highlight embeddability, interoperability, and governance.
  • Streamlined content with updated links and removed outdated sections.

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The pull request updates the README by clarifying the role of the Wren Engine as a Semantic Engine for MCP Clients and AI Agents, including explicit mention of the Wren AI GenBI Agent. A new Challenge Today section outlines enterprise data management complexities, emphasizing semantic understanding, trusted calculations, and governance. The mission statement is rephrased to highlight the integration with the Model Context Protocol (MCP), and the design principles are expanded. Additionally, older sections such as vision and getting started have been removed, with new related links added.

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README.md

- Revised description to define Wren Engine as a Semantic Engine for MCP Clients and AI Agents, explicitly naming the Wren AI GenBI Agent. - Added a Challenge Today section detailing enterprise data challenges and the need for semantic accuracy and governance. - Updated mission statement to emphasize integration with the Model Context Protocol (MCP) and next-generation semantic capabilities. - Expanded design principles and removed previous vision and getting started sections, adding new related links.

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In the meadows of code so bright,
I, a little rabbit, hop with delight.
README blooms with clarity and art,
Every line a garden for a curious heart.
With whiskers twitching, I cheer this start! 🥕✨

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