Update README.md

[simonletort-da]

added description for Daml and Canton

[simonletort-da]

@garyverhaegen-da can you review or assign someone to review? thanks.

[garyverhaegen-da]

@garyverhaegen-da can you review or assign someone to review? thanks.

I'm sorry I don't have any context here. What is this repo, and why am I involved?

[simonletort-da]

It's the DA orga readme. I made some basic updates. Not sure who has merge rights.

[garyverhaegen-da]

This is not an accurate description of the repositories. I think I'd go more for something like:

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	[Daml](https://github.com/digital-asset/daml) is an open-source smart contract language for building future-proof distributed applications on a safe, privacy-aware runtime.
	[Canton](https://github.com/digital-asset/canton) is a Daml ledger interoperability protocol.
	Our primary open-source offering is Daml Open-Source, which is composed of the following components:
	* [list of components]
	These components are distributed across the following repositories:
	* [digital-asset/daml](https://github.com/digital-asset/daml) contains the code for [compiler, IDE, HTTP, Triggers, Script, etc.]
	* [digital-asset/canton](https://github.com/digital-asset/canton) contains the code for [participant, sequencer, ...]
	For historical reasons, the fully assembled Daml Open-Source distribution is hosted as GitHub Releases on the [digital-asset/daml] repo. Note that this means releases on that repo include artifacts produced from other repositories.

[simonletort-da]

Thanks. I only copy/pasted the current description from the official Daml and Canton readme.
I'll work with marketing to cleanup these readme and then update the DA one accordingly.

[garyverhaegen-da]

It's the DA orga readme. I made some basic updates. Not sure who has merge rights.

I didn't know orgs had readmes 🤷‍♂️