Update README with battery info and contribution details

Added information about battery removal effects and contact options for contributions.
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The maintainer primarily uses TagTinker on Momentum firmware with asset packs disabled and has not had issues in that setup. If you are using a different firmware branch, custom asset packs, or a heavily modified device setup, start by testing from a clean baseline.
**What happens if I pull the battery out of the tag?**
Many infrared ESL tags store their firmware, address, and display data in volatile RAM (not flash memory) to save cost and energy.
If you remove the battery or let it fully discharge, the tag will lose all programming and become **unresponsive ("dead")**. It usually cannot be recovered without the original base station.
**I found a bug or want to contribute — how can I get in touch?**
You can contact me on:
- Discord: **@i12bp8**
- Telegram: **@i12bp8**
I'm currently traveling, so response times may be slower than usual. Feel free to open issues or Pull Requests anyway — contributions (bug fixes, improvements, documentation, etc.) are very welcome and will help keep the project alive while I'm away.
## How It Works
TagTinker is built around the study of **infrared electronic shelf-label communication** used by fixed-transmitter labeling systems.