Readme update

[LegendaryMichael]

What does this change intend to accomplish?

Update to the readme.md:

• Added a description of the difference between AmpliPi and AmpliPro
• Replaced "AmpliPi" with "AmpliPro when in reference to the device
• Added a link to micro-nova.com mentioning we sell the AmpliPro
• Changed two pictures: The front+back photo of the device, and the API diagram

Checklist

• Have you tested your changes and ensured they work?

[linknum23]

While we are updating this I think all uses of "REST API" should be replaced with "API". When I wrote this I didn't really know what I was talking about. REST API is incorrect, our API is not RESTful and does not intend to be.

[gorski123]

This picture is showing the old interface on the phone and pc.

[LegendaryMichael]

Do we have an updated photo? I might be able to overlay a screenshot on the laptop in draw.io but the phone will look like a weird rectangle if I try and do the same.

[SteveMicroNova]

/docs/manual/imgs has the updated version I whipped up for our manual
In my PR (#923) where I create more manuals, that folder structure is rebuilt to be /docs/manuals/imgs, whoever is able to merge last will need to keep an eye out to change this to the proper pathing

[LegendaryMichael]

@gorski123 @rtertiaer I updated the image and reordered the AmpliPi vs AmpliPro Paragraph. Unless you feel we need to reword anything I'm ready for approval

[linknum23]

I think System is a better description. Software is overly generic and useless its like putting AI in the name of something.

One potential option if system is off the table is Platform but I still prefer System here.

[LegendaryMichael]

I changed it to system. I think you're right.

[linknum23]

Please use squash and edit the message when merging this. This all should end up as a single commit.

[SteveMicroNova]

Please use squash and edit the message when merging this. This all should end up as a single commit.

a quick guide to squashing, since I feel you might not have come across that yet and it was annoying when I tried to google it way back when because everyone seems to have their own style for some reason:

run

git fetch origin main; git rebase main -i;

in your terminal and replace all but the first instance of "pick" with "s" or "squash", then save the file and continue

From there, you'll likely have to run

git push --force

to send your squash upstream, forcefully rewriting your history from n commits into a single commit

[LegendaryMichael]

Changes made, awaiting approval @gorski123