Write a README

A no-fluff README with only the sections your project actually needs filled in.

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Write a README.md for the following project.

Project name: {{project_name}}
What it does: {{description}}
Tech stack: {{tech_stack}}
Target audience: {{audience}}

Include sections for: overview, prerequisites, installation, usage with examples, environment variables, running tests, and contributing.

Use a practical, no-fluff tone. Don't add sections that would be empty.

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