docs: add deprecation/experimental disclaimer to README#33
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This repository is an unmaintained experimental fork of vllm-project/vllm that was used to stage AWS Neuron upstreaming. Add a prominent notice that it is no longer maintained, is not intended for production use, and will not receive feature, compatibility, or security updates. Point users to the maintained AWS Neuron + vLLM integration.
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This repository is an unmaintained experimental fork of vllm-project/vllm that was used to stage AWS Neuron upstreaming. Add a prominent notice that it is no longer maintained, is not intended for production use, and will not receive feature, compatibility, or security updates. Point users to the maintained AWS Neuron + vLLM integration.
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Adds a prominent deprecation / experimental notice to the top of the README. This repository is an unmaintained experimental fork of vllm-project/vllm that was used to stage AWS Neuron support for upstreaming to vLLM. It has not received functional updates since ~Neuron SDK 2.23 (mid-2025), but the README still presents as the standard upstream vLLM project, which can mislead users into adopting it for production.
The notice makes the repository's status explicit and redirects users to the maintained AWS Neuron + vLLM integration.
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