chore: preparing open-scd side for the sync

Author: juancho0202

README.md

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-# `OpenSCD`
+# `OpenSCD CoMPAS Edition`
 
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 Open Substation Communication Designer is an editor for SCL files as described in `IEC 61850-6`.
 
-> Try it out at [openscd.github.io](https://openscd.github.io)!
+> Try it out at [demo.compas.energy](https://demo.compas.energy/)!
 
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 ## Installation
 
-In order to install OpenSCD on your local device (only for you), simply visit [openscd.github.io](https://openscd.github.io), click the "Install OpenSCD" button in your address bar (Chrome or Edge on desktop) or click the "Add OpenSCD to home screen" notification in any mobile browser.
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-In order to install your own instance of OpenSCD on your own webserver (e.g. on your company intranet), simply download [our latest release](https://github.com/openscd/open-scd/releases/latest) (`open-scd.zip` or `open-scd.tar.gz`) and extract the archive contents into the "webroot" directory of your web server.
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-If you don't have your own webserver but still want your own version of OpenSCD hosted locally (e.g. on a system without an internet connection), you can [use a browser plugin that acts as a local webserver](https://github.com/openscd/open-scd/wiki/Install-OpenSCD#offline) (only for you) instead.
+CoMPAS Open Substation Communication Designer is an editor for SCL files as described in `IEC 61850-6`.
 
+CoMPAS OpenSCD is a fork of the [OpenSCD](https://github.com/openscd/open-scd) project. The idea is to add functionality
+to use the CoMPAS Backend Service to open and save SCL Files and more.
 
 ## Development
 
 This repository is a [↗ monorepo](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monorepo), made up of several packages.
 To find out more about the development of each packages, such as the base distribution or the plugins, please refer to their respective READMEs:
-- [open-scd](packages/open-scd/README.md): provides the base distribution available on [openscd.github.io](https://openscd.github.io)
+- [open-scd](packages/open-scd/README.md): provides the (upstream) base distribution available on [openscd.github.io](https://openscd.github.io)
+- [compas-open-scd](packages/compas-open-scd/README.md): provides the base distribution available on [demo.compas.energy](https://demo.compas.energy)
 
 ## Contributing
 
-The easiest way to get in touch is to join the `#open-scd` channel kindly hosted on [the LF Energy Slack server](https://lfenergy.slack.com/archives/C03LH7EUP34). 
-If you say "hi" there we will be more than happy to help you find your way around this project.
+A recommended read for every newcomer to the CoMPAS project is [the CoMPAS Contributing guide](https://com-pas.github.io/contributing/).
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+You can also get in touch by joining the `#compas` channel hosted on [the LF Energy Slack server](https://lfenergy.slack.com/archives/C01926K9D39). 
 
 ## Documentation