docs: Palladium Core supports segwit and taproot, only some RPCs are missing

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -10,9 +10,13 @@ First release of the Palladium fork. Based on a snapshot of upstream ElectrumX 2
* new: ``Palladium``, ``PalladiumTestnet`` and ``PalladiumRegtest`` coins, now the only ones (the default ``COIN``
is ``Palladium``).
* Palladium Core is based on Bitcoin Core 0.19: the daemon version/index checks are disabled, ``txindex=1`` is
required, and ``blockchain.outpoint.subscribe`` / ``blockchain.transaction.broadcast_package`` return a daemon
error to clients.
* Segwit and taproot outputs are supported (the server indexes by script hash); ``Coin.BECH32_HRP`` and a
bech32/bech32m decoder let ``electrumx_rpc query`` read ``plm1``, ``tplm1`` and ``rplm1`` addresses.
* Palladium Core has no ``getindexinfo``, ``txospenderindex`` or ``submitpackage`` RPCs: the daemon version/index
checks are disabled, ``txindex=1`` is required, and ``blockchain.outpoint.subscribe`` /
``blockchain.transaction.broadcast_package`` return a daemon error to clients.
* new: integration tests (``tests/integration``) against a Palladium node in regtest mode, run in Docker, with
a ``integration`` job in CI.
* removed: all other coins, their transaction deserializers, session/daemon/block processor classes, tests,
pip extras and ``contrib`` files.
* new: ``Dockerfile`` and ``docker-compose.yml`` to run next to the Palladium node container, with automatic