delete the long-obsolete README.org

May or may not rewrite it some day.  For now, see the comments in each
file, the git log, and also the various lightweight git tags pointing
to snapshots in time before each time this repo underwent drastic
changes.

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-#+title: dotfiles
-
-This is my dotfiles repository; i.e. where I keep the configuration
-files of all the pieces of software I use.
-
-My GNU Emacs configuration is in [[file:init.org][init.org]], which is a literate Org
-mode file that gets tangled (i.e. exported) to =init.el= using
-=org-babel=. Emacs packages are installed and managed using [[https://github.com/emacscollective/borg][Borg]],
-which helps me have a fully reproducible setup.
-
-The configurations for all the other programs I use is located in
-[[file:rc.org][rc.org]]. Similar to my =init.org= file for Emacs, is also written in
-Org mode; and the configuration for each program is tangled to a file
-at its expected location on disk.
-
-Note: even though GitHub has a decent renderer for Org mode files, I
-/strongly/ suggest using Emacs itself for browsing through the org
-files.
-
-P.S. my previous =stow=-based setup along with my brief experiment
-with [[https://github.com/raxod502/straight.el][straight.el]] can be accessed from the =straight-exp= branch.