doc: update README documentation

README.md

@@ -4,49 +4,14 @@ This is my terminal based website. It is served as a tui application via ssh and
 
 It contains information about me and my projects as well as blog entries about something I feel like writing something about.
 
-## Terminal User Interface
+## zterm
 
-### Benchmark
+This tui application also serves as an example implementation of the [zterm](https://gitea.yves-biener.de/yves-biener/zterm) library.
 
-```sh
-zig build -Dbenchmark run 2> log
-```
-
-_Press any button_ at the end of the benchmark (when you are back to the original screen). `log` now contains the frame
-delay for each frame in each line of the output.
+---
 
 ## Open tasks
 
 - [ ] Improve navigation
 - [ ] Have clickable/navigatable links inside of the tui application
 - [ ] Launch simple http server alongside tui application
-
----
-
-- [ ] Split into own repository
-  - [ ] Create other layouts
-    - [ ] horizontal stack
-    - [ ] vertical stack
-    - [ ] `Layout` in `Layout`? -> interfaces are very similar anyway
-    - [ ] Building Block `Layout`s
-      - [ ] Framing `Layout`
-      - [ ] Padding `Layout`
-  - [ ] Create demo gifs using [vhs](https://github.com/charmbracelet/vhs)
-  - [ ] Move documentation into new repository
-- [ ] add dependency to new repository into this project
-
----
-
-## Branch: `own-tty-visuals`
-
-- [ ] How can I support to run a sub-process inside of a given pane / layout?
-
-- [x] Could I simulate a corresponding event loop?
-  - emmit as many as possible through another thread (until the event queue is full?) [1023]
-  - see how fast the application can render each frame and measure the necessary time for each _frame_?
-  -> determine statistics like, min, max, median, mean, etc.
-  -> Or buffered writer to the `std.posix.STDOUT_FILENO`?
-  -> I could use this to see if it makes sense to implement a buffered version using a screen buffer (to only render the differences?)
-  - seems pretty good (with some exceptions)
-
-- [ ] styling could be tricky with a given layout (which introduces corresponding line breaks ...)