Add trust command and MCP shorthand docs to README#48
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SUMMARY: This PR adds documentation for the hackmyagent trust command, which provides package trust verification by querying the OpenA2A Registry. The changes are purely documentation updates to the README.md file, adding a new command section that describes the trust command's functionality, MCP shorthand resolution behavior, and trust level definitions. No code changes are introduced, making this a safe documentation-only update with no security or correctness implications.
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Document trust command with MCP shorthand resolution examples.