add name etymology and AI attribution to README
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# gatuna
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A raw-Ethernet tunnel for reaching services on a peer machine when a WFP
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killswitch on the local machine blocks normal IP traffic. Two programs carry
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bytes between their respective loopbacks over a private L2 protocol, bypassing
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the IP stack (and therefore the killswitch) entirely.
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**gata** (Spanish: *cat*) + **atún** (Spanish: *tuna*) — a cat fishing a
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tunnel. The "tun" root is also the commonplace shorthand for a network tunnel
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(as in `/dev/net/tun`, `wintun`, `tuntap`), so the name works in both languages:
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a Spanish portmanteau that sounds like "gatuna" (feline), and an English pun on
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"cat-tun" — a cat that tunnels.
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## Attribution
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Entirely vibe-coded with [GLM 5.2](https://github.com/zai-org/GLM-5.2). No
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human-typed source code; all implementation was directed through natural
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language and reviewed by the human in the loop.
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## Why this works
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