Please provide CLEAR announcement about moving Requests to WordPress

I have used this library in my project, today for some reason (probably for the sack of documentation) I came to github and found WordPress (instead of some weird prefix rmmc... something (pun intended). And I was surprised, if I am at the right library or not...

Then I googled, I found https://requests.ryanmccue.info/
Here no where mentioned WordPress (apart from git clone :p)

Later I asked Chatgpt (even Google aka Gemini, "Is php request the same as Wordpress Request" and it replied..clear No, both are different and blah blah..

Then I used chatgpt's deep research. Chatgpt found the changelog, etc..blah blah, to confirm it is indeed transferred..

In a nutshell, why is it so hard to even figure out if this library is transferred to WordPresss? I do understand that for backward compatibility the namespace in composer is maintained, but on the top of the composer and also on the library website, you should mention the announcement about the transfer, so a dev coming from an ancient past could understand and adopt, instead of wasting half an hour or so. I am making this issue out of frustration and also out of my empathy (to save other devs to waste their time),
so actionables could be:

1. On github readme please mention a note
2. On composer mentioned the note
3. on the lib website mention the note,
   Or whatever else a better u can find.

C ya,
Tabu :)

References:
https://chatgpt.com/share/67d2d491-6c8c-8003-9f7c-4668215bd63f
https://requests.ryanmccue.info/
https://packagist.org/packages/rmccue/requests

Review the GitHub README, the Packagist page for rmccue/requests, and the requests.ryanmccue.info website referenced in the issue. Add a clear explanation of the move to WordPress and the retained package or namespace naming where appropriate; done means users can identify the project's relationship from each listed entry point.