docs: credit Cursive contributors and artwork sources

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## Artwork and credits
## Credits
- **[Wayoff333](https://github.com/Wayoff333/Cursive)** — the OctoWoW Cursive fork this release builds on, including its settings window and display additions.
- **[Pepopo](https://github.com/pepopo978/Cursive)** and earlier Cursive contributors — upstream curse tracking and targeting functionality.
- **[Shagu / Eric Mauser](https://github.com/shagu)** — ShaguScan foundations, ShaguTweaks artwork, and the copyright attribution retained in the upstream license.
- **[brues-code](https://github.com/brues-code)** — ClassicAPI and Nampower, which supply the client APIs used by this fork.
- **[OldManAlpha/Puppeteer](https://github.com/OldManAlpha/Puppeteer)** and OEVG's Puppeteer fork — the reference for the bundled Blizzard Modern bar texture.
- **OEVG** — this fork's integration, appearance choices and in-game testing.
- **Blizzard Entertainment** — World of Warcraft and the original interface artwork.
## Artwork and license
The bundled Blizzard Modern bar is copied from OEVG's Puppeteer. EliteDragon.tga is an unchanged copy of ShaguTweaks' UI-TargetingFrame-Elite.tga, sourced from the local ShaguTweaks-ClassicAPI fork; the addon uses cropped texture coordinates and desaturation. These are game-derived assets; the repository's code license does not establish separate ownership of Blizzard artwork. See [LICENSE](LICENSE) for the upstream code license.