fix: reduce readme tags to comply with 5-tag limit

[masteradhoc]

WordPress.org plugin checker flags more than 5 tags as a warning.

Reduced tags from 10 to 5, keeping the most relevant and distinctive ones:

• analytics (core topic)
• privacy (key differentiator)
• google analytics alternative (primary search intent)
• woocommerce analytics (specific integration)
• stats (common search term)

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