New README ported over from CST.NET

README.md

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 As the name suggests, this will generate a personality for The Sims 2. If you choose to have a bias towards one trait being higher over the others, it will automatically compensate for the difference. It is recommended to only set a bias towards one trait at a time.
 
-<!-- ## Background
+## 🛠 Features
 
-I wanted to play The Sims 2 with my characters. Problem was I've been spoiled by traits. How do I create an ideal personality within these limitations? What if I have a random generator that gives me some options but also is smart enough to let me set some bias towards Playfulness or Nice?
+* [x] User Input and Name Bias
+* [ ] JSON Export
+* [ ] Validate Input
+* [ ] Dynamic Personality Range
+* [ ] CLI Arguments
 
-The code itself was initially generated using the [Qwen Coder](https://qwenlm.github.io/blog/qwen2.5-coder-family/) model because I wouldn't know to begin. While it is easy to generate random numbers, I didn't know how make it compensate for one trait being higher than the other. How? That was the point in asking the AI for a template, with that taken into consideration. -->
+## 📅 Support & Update Cadence
 
+| Type         | Frequency        | Notes                                    |
+| ------------ | ---------------- | ---------------------------------------- |
+| Minor Update | Every 3–6 months | Small enhancements, non-breaking changes |
+| Patch Update | As needed        | Bug fixes, security updates              |
+| Major Update | As needed        | Framework upgrades, major refactors      |
 
-## License
+* Reserve months: June (Mid-Year Chill) & December (End-Year Freeze)
 
-I hereby waive this project under the public domain - see [LICENSE](LICENSE) for details.
+## 🧘 Sustainability Practices
+
+* 20% creative/recovery space built into development
+* Mandatory cooldowns after major launches (minimum 1 week)
+* Crisis Mode Activates if:
+  * Critical vulnerabilities
+  * Framework-breaking issues
+
+## 🛡️ Support Levels
+
+* [x] Active Support
+* [ ] Limited Support (Security patches only)
+* [ ] Maintenance Mode (Dependency-only updates)
+* [ ] Archived (No active work planned)
+
+## 📓 Project Notes
+
+* With Sims 3 and later, creating personalities is as simple as selecting a trait. It’s predecessors, however, require spending a certain amounts points.
+
+## 📄 License
+
+I hereby waive this project under the public domain — see the LICENSE file for full text.

SimPersonalityGenerator/Program.cs

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         else
         {
             points[i] = rng.Next(0, 6);
-
         }
+
         remainingPoints -= points[i];
     }