docs(readme): add Troubleshooting section#34
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Covers the three most common 400s users will hit — delete manifests, connection test failure (with the four likely causes in order of how often they turn up), the "query is slow" triage flow, and the read-only SQL guard — with the concrete fix for each. Also updates the Test Connection blurb to mention the format, row count, file count, and snapshot age the panel now shows (from PR #28). File stays at 277 lines — well under the ~500-line split threshold.
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Captures the three most common failure modes users will hit, with the concrete fix for each, so the answer to "how do I…?" doesn't need a round-trip through GitHub issues:
Also tweaks the Test Connection blurb to mention the format / rows / files / snapshot info the Connection panel now surfaces after PR #28.