docs(readme): link the e2a-bench benchmark from content screening - #970
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Motivation
The content-screening section describes the detection layers but points nowhere for evidence of how well they work; the benchmark that measures them is now public.
What
Adds one paragraph at the end of §Content screening linking e2a-bench — the evaluation artifact behind the EMNLP 2026 System Demonstrations paper — with a one-sentence description of what it measures.
Test Plan