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docs: Establish v1.5.0 baseline and direct legacy users to 1.4.0

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Merge Aristo3 theme and make it default.
Update README to reflect transition to Cappuccino 2.
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# Cappuccino: Build Desktop-Class Web Applications # Cappuccino: Build Desktop-Class Web Applications
> **✨ Project Status: Active Development & Node.js Transition** > **✨ Project Status: v1.5.0 Baseline & Upcoming v2.0.0 Toolchain**
> Cappuccino has been under continuous development since 2008 and is actively maintained. A major transition to a modern, **Node.js-based toolchain** has recently been finalized. The current release is a production-ready Release Candidate, with a formal release scheduled for 2026. It is stable, fast, and ready for new projects. >
> Cappuccino has been under continuous development since 2008 and is actively maintained. This v1.5.0 release establishes the new resolution-independent Aristo3 theme as the baseline. While Aristo2 remains included, using it requires explicitly setting the theme descriptor.
> For users seeking a complication-free alternative who wish to avoid the Aristo3 work entirely, the legacy-1.4.0 branch provides an unambiguous freeze point. Please note, however, that this legacy branch is not guaranteed to receive any future bug fixes or improvements.
> Active development is now focused on the upcoming v2.0.0 release, which will transition the full toolchain to Golang and the platform-native binaries it produces, leaving Node.js and npm behind.
## Why Use Cappuccino? ## Why Use Cappuccino?