docs: add screenshots, move encryption to docs/cipher.md, and update readme

docs/cipher.md

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+# Encryption
+
+### PLAIN
+No encryption. Encodes text directly.
+
+### SPECK32/64 ECB
+Block cipher in ECB mode. Each character is encrypted independently — identical plaintext characters produce identical ciphertext. Useful when you want varied-looking output from the same input, but **not secure under real threat models** since patterns in the plaintext leak through.
+
+### SPECK48/96 CTR
+Stream cipher mode with a random 24-bit nonce prepended to the output. Identical plaintexts produce different ciphertexts each time. Significantly more secure than ECB. **Rotate your password after roughly every 100 encryptions** to avoid nonce reuse risk within the 24-bit space.

readme.md

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+<p align="center">
+  <img src="docs/onscreen.png" alt="inØsight on-screen detection">
+</p>
 
-## Encryption
+<p align="center">
-
+  <img src="docs/ui.png" alt="inØsight user interface">
-### PLAIN
+</p>
-No encryption. Encodes text directly.
-
-### SPECK32/64 ECB
-Block cipher in ECB mode. Each character is encrypted independently — identical plaintext characters produce identical ciphertext. Useful when you want varied-looking output from the same input, but **not secure under real threat models** since patterns in the plaintext leak through.
-
-### SPECK48/96 CTR
-Stream cipher mode with a random 24-bit nonce prepended to the output. Identical plaintexts produce different ciphertexts each time. Significantly more secure than ECB. **Rotate your password after roughly every 100 encryptions** to avoid nonce reuse risk within the 24-bit space.
 
 ## How ZWUS Works
 
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 The result is a string of invisible Unicode that carries the full original text. Decoding reverses the mapping: split on the separator, look up each zero-width character to recover the digit, parse the base-N number back to a code point, and reconstruct the string.
 
+For cipher details, see [docs/cipher.md](docs/cipher.md).
+
 ## Use ZWUS in Your Own Projects
 
 The encoder/decoder is available as a standalone package for multiple languages: