docs: update README

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- Multiple peers per room (limited only by the number of peer connections your browser supports).
- Public and private rooms
- Video and audio chatting
- Markdown support via [`react-markdown`](https://github.com/remarkjs/react-markdown).
- Includes support for syntax highlighting of code.
- Conversation backfilling from peers when a new participant joins
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## Anti-features
- Messages are never persisted to disk. When you leave a peer room, messages are cleared from memory and cannot be retrieved.
- Chitchatter is an entirely client-side communication app. It uses external general-purpose WebTorrent and STUN/TURN servers as for necessary communication, but there is no Chitchatter API server.
- Chitchatter is an entirely client-side communication app. It uses public WebTorrent servers to establish peer connections and STUN/TURN relay servers when direct peer-to-peer connections cannot be established, but there is no Chitchatter API server.
- No analytics, tracking, or telemetry.
- This is a community-driven, unfunded project that makes no money. This is necessary to prevent corporate influence from harming users.
- This is a community-driven and unfunded project that makes no money. The users come first and there are no corporate or financial interests.
## Why another chat app?
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This is a non-exhaustive list of things that are in Chitchatter's future:
- Password-protected rooms
- Voice calling
- Video calling
- Screen sharing
- File sharing
- Indicators for when others are typing
- Transcript backfilling for peers who join a room after there has already been activity
See the full ticket backlog [here](https://github.com/users/jeremyckahn/projects/1).