docs: say which version a branch is showing

The Releases panel on GitHub is repository-wide, so browsing dev still
shows the latest stable release in the sidebar - which reads as "dev is
2.1.0" when dev is actually preparing 2.2.0. A note at the top of the
README points at the VERSION file, which is per-branch and therefore
always right.

Deliberately carries no version number of its own: it explains how to
read the two sources rather than duplicating them, so it needs no upkeep
and merges between branches without conflicting.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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> **Which version is this?** The [`VERSION`](VERSION) file always holds the version of the branch you are looking at: on `main` it matches the newest entry under [Releases](https://github.com/MarekWo/mc-webui/releases), on `dev` it carries a `-dev` suffix for the release being prepared. The Releases panel in the sidebar is repository-wide and always shows the newest published release, whichever branch you are browsing.
## Overview
**mc-webui** is a Flask-based web application providing browser-based access to MeshCore mesh network. It communicates directly with your LoRa device (via USB, BLE, or TCP) using the `meshcore` Python library, eliminating the need for SSH/terminal access. Tested on Heltec V3 and Heltec V4.