docs: revert README skills section from table to list format

[SoonIter]

Summary

• Reverted the skills section in README from table format back to the original list format with individual headings, install commands, and descriptions for each skill
• Kept the new additions from docs: beautify README #13 (badges, TOC, Usage section, Contributing section)
• Updated Table of Contents links to match the reverted section structure

Test plan

• Verify README renders correctly on GitHub
• Verify all TOC links work

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request refines the documentation by restructuring the 'Skills' section in the README.md. The change moves away from a tabular layout to a more detailed, list-based presentation for each skill, enhancing readability and providing clearer information. It ensures that recent improvements to the README are preserved while improving the user experience for discovering and understanding available skills.

Highlights

• README Skills Section Reversion: The 'Skills' section in the README.md has been reverted from a table format back to its original list format. This includes individual headings, installation commands, and detailed descriptions for each skill.
• Preservation of Recent Additions: New additions from a previous pull request (docs: beautify README #13), such as badges, the Table of Contents, Usage section, and Contributing section, have been retained.
• Table of Contents Update: The Table of Contents links have been updated to accurately reflect the new, reverted structure of the skills section.

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Changelog

• README.md
  • Updated Table of Contents entries to reflect the new skill section structure.
  • Replaced the consolidated skills table with individual headings, installation commands, and detailed descriptions for each skill under their respective categories (Rspack, Rsbuild, Rspress, Rsdoctor).

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Code Review

This pull request reverts the skills section in the README.md from a table format to a list format, which improves readability and provides more detailed information for each skill. The changes look good, and the updated Table of Contents correctly reflects the new document structure. I've added a couple of minor suggestions to improve the consistency of the skill descriptions.

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Pull request overview

Reverts the README “Skills” section from the compact table layout back to a per-skill list format with individual headings, install commands, and longer descriptions, while preserving the newer README enhancements introduced in #13 (badges, TOC, Usage, Contributing).

Changes:

• Replaced the “Skills” table layout with per-skill subsections (heading + install command + description/use-case text).
• Updated the Table of Contents entries to match the new section anchors.
• Retained the previously added badges, Usage section, and contribution/license sections.

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