Update README: Quick Links, Add Table of Contents, Community section, and fix typos #451
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Hi @VYaswanthKumar, why did you add a section to the README about a dark mode toggle? |
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I've resolved the README.md conflict by combining both clarity and completeness, as suggested in the PR review. If you have any further feedback or require changes, please let me know—I'm open to making improvements. Thanks for reviewing! |
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This update improves the README by making it more organized, navigable, and visually appealing:
Added a Table of Contents for easier navigation.
Created a Quick Links section with direct access to CUA Docs, Python SDK Quick start, and Notebook examples.
Enhanced the Community section with a clickable Discord link and logo.
Fixed minor spelling and formatting errors.
Overall improvements increase readability and user experience for developers exploring the repository.