Add Citation section with Zenodo DOI and project disambiguation#192
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Adds a Citation section to the README with ready-to-paste BibTeX for the python-cmethods Zenodo concept DOI (
10.5281/zenodo.7652755).Citing work currently defaults to the BiasAdjustCXX SoftwareX paper because the package offered no clear citation snippet of its own. The new "Which project should I cite?" note steers Python users to the Zenodo DOI and reserves the SoftwareX paper for the C++ tool.