README: say what the version notes in a lesson are - #75
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The lessons section already said every notebook runs on both interpreters in CI. It did not say what happens when one of them disagrees, which is the part a reader sees.
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The lessons section already said every notebook is executed on 3.15.0rc1 and on 3.14 in CI. It did not say what happens when the two disagree, which is the part a reader actually sees on the page.
One paragraph, after #72 and #73 landed the mechanism. It says where the notes appear, that they are checked in both directions rather than trusted, how many cells carry one today, and that a note about the reader's own machine is marked differently from a note about the version.