docs(readme): document -schemaHash option#13
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The -schemaHash opt-out (default-on) was missing from the options table. -help already lists it (auto-generated from the opts dict); this adds the human-readable row.
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-schemaHashopt-out (default-on) was missing from the README options table, so it was undiscoverable unless you read the template. This adds the missing row. (-helpalready lists it — that output is generated from the opts dict — so only the hand-maintained table needed updating.)Docs-only; no template or generated-code change.
-schemaHash=falseomits the schema hash + version consts from the generated output, which removes the per-edit hash churn that causes merge conflicts.Part of a sweep documenting this flag across the generators (gen-golang webrpc/gen-golang#122 already up).