DOC: simplify README header

[hagenw]

Removes batches from README header, and reduces links to documentation, PyPI, license. We now use emojis instead of badge images.

An alternative would be to not use icons

Discussion:

• The "Test passing" badge did not really provided any information
• The "Code coverage" badge is also no longer relevant as we target 100% anyway for all packages
• If you don't like using emojis as icons, we can also do a version without any icons
• On Github we always have these formatting issue when displaying the batches, that cannot be solved:

Summary by Sourcery

Documentation:

• Update README header to use emojis instead of image badges and streamline the set of displayed links.

Summary by Sourcery

Documentation:

• Streamline the README header by removing legacy status/coverage badges and using concise emoji-based links to documentation, PyPI, and license information.

[sourcery-ai]

Reviewer's guide (collapsed on small PRs)

Reviewer's Guide

Updates the README header to remove legacy badge images and replace them with a simplified set of emoji-based links to key project resources (docs, PyPI, license).

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Simplify the README header by replacing image badges with emoji-based links and pruning non-essential badges.	Remove CI status and code coverage image badges from the README header Add concise emoji-prefixed links to documentation, PyPI, and license instead of graphic badges Adjust header formatting to be more compact and avoid prior badge layout/rendering issues	README.rst

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