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Closes #178

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    • Updated the README to reflect support for newer versions of dependencies and to include recent events and presentations.
    • Improved docstring descriptions for method parameters to enhance clarity.

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## Walkthrough

This update revises documentation in two areas: the README.md is updated to reflect support for newer dependency versions and recent events, and the docstring for the `load` method in `TaskExtractorConfig` is expanded to clarify parameter descriptions. No functional or logic changes are introduced.

## Changes

| File(s)               | Change Summary                                                                                      |
|-----------------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| README.md             | Updated supported versions for MEDS and polars, added recent events, and revised installation instructions. |
| src/aces/config.py    | Expanded the docstring for `TaskExtractorConfig.load` to document the `cls` and `predicates_path` parameters. |

## Assessment against linked issues

| Objective (Issue #)                 | Addressed | Explanation |
|-----------------------------------|-----------|-------------|
| Update out-of-date documentation (#178) ||             |

## Possibly related PRs

- justin13601/ACES#82: Adds the `predicates_path` parameter and logic to `TaskExtractorConfig.load`, which this PR documents.
- justin13601/ACES#181: Implements code-level upgrades for MEDS v0.4, which this PR reflects in the README.

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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
src/aces/config.py (1)

1109-1112: Fix trailing whitespace.

There appears to be a trailing whitespace in line 1112 that the pre-commit hook identified.

-            predicates_path: The path to which a predicates configuration object will be read from in 
-                YAML form. Used to override predicates in the original configuration file.
+            predicates_path: The path to which a predicates configuration object will be read from in
+                YAML form. Used to override predicates in the original configuration file.
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src/aces/config.py (1)

1109-1112: Good addition of parameter documentation.

The docstring additions for the load method clearly explain the cls parameter and the purpose of the predicates_path parameter, improving code documentation quality.

README.md (2)

22-24: LGTM! Documentation update for latest version support and events.

The README now correctly reflects the latest supported MEDS version (0.4.0), polars version (1.27.1), and mentions the ICLR'25 presentation.


41-41: Consistent version update in installation instructions.

The installation section has been updated to specify MEDS v0.4.0, maintaining consistency with the updates in the "Updates" section.

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