README: fix doc links + expand FAQ for AI-engine discoverability#2
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- Fix links: fastc-http -> fastc-core-http in the fastc add example; add trailing slashes to /why/rubric/ and /why/benchmarks/ (MkDocs dir URLs). - Expand the single Rust FAQ into a full quotable FAQ: what is fastC, agent-first, capabilities, contracts, AI-tool/MCP support, language comparisons, production-readiness. Mirrors www.fastc-lang.com/faq for consistent answer-engine extraction. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Companion to the marketing-site GEO overhaul. Two things:
Link fixes
fastc addexample pointed at the non-existentfastc-httprepo → nowfastc-core-http./why/rubricand/why/benchmarks→ trailing-slash MkDocs directory URLs.FAQ expansion (the GEO win)
Note: GitHub sanitizes
<script>JSON-LD out of rendered READMEs, so structured data in a README is dead weight. The equivalent lever for the repo is crawlable, quotable Q&A. Expanded the single "Why not opinionated Rust?" question into a full FAQ — what is fastC, what agent-first means, capabilities, contracts, AI-tool/MCP support, how it compares to Rust/Zig/C/C++/Go/Python/TypeScript, and production-readiness — mirroring www.fastc-lang.com/faq so answer engines get a consistent story from both the site and the repo.🤖 Generated with Claude Code