Add prototype references to README

README.md

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+## Prototypes
+
+Here are the experimental prototypes
+currently available for initial review.
+They are not ready for evaluation at the moment:
+
+- [Unified Prototype](./unified-prototype/README.md) - prototypes of plugins for JVM, Android, and KMP projects built using "unified" plugins that all utilize a similar model and implemented using the Declarative DSL
+- [Other Early prototypes](./early-prototypes/README.md) -
+Initial prototypes created for feedback and discussion purposes.
+
 ## License
 
 All text/documentation content is open source and licensed under the

early-prototypes/README.md

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-# Early prototypes
+# Declarative Gradle - Early prototypes
 
-## [Android](android/README.md)
-## [Java projects](single-target/README.md)
-## [Kotlin Multiplatform projects](kotlin-multiplatform/README.md)
-## [Settings](workspace-settings/README.md)
+Here is a list of the early prototypes we created for Declarative Gradle. see the [Unified Prototypes](../unified-prototype/README.md) directory for more recent developments.
+
+- [Android](android/README.md)
+- [Java projects](single-target/README.md)
+- [Kotlin Multiplatform projects](kotlin-multiplatform/README.md)
+- [Settings](workspace-settings/README.md)
+
+## Disclaimer
+
+All prototypes in this directory are experimental,
+mostly for syntax evaluation and initial feedback.
+They may compile or not.
+No compatibility or other commitment is implied.

unified-prototype/README.md

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-# Unified Plugin Prototypes
+# DEclarative Gradle - Unified Plugin Prototypes
 
-This directory contains prototypes of plugins for JVM, Android and KMP projects built using "unified" plugins that all utilize a similar model and are implemented using the Declarative DSL.
+This directory contains prototypes of plugins for JVM, Android, and KMP projects built using "unified" plugins that all utilize a similar model and are implemented using the Declarative DSL.
 
 Currently, these different ecosystems still apply distinct plugins, but those plugins all share a common `plugin-common` dependency, which will gradually grow to contain more functionality.