Remove Vale extention instructions to run Vale in locally

Author: ShanChathusanda93

README.md

@@ -151,37 +151,6 @@ To install markdownlint on Visual Studio Code (VSCode),
 3. Reload the extension to load the rules.
 4. Fix all markdownlint errors underlined in yellow.
 
-### Vale
-
-[Vale](https://github.com/errata-ai/vale) offers a fast, open-source solution for linting prose, ensuring consistency, clarity, and quality in documentation.
-
-The current setup uses well-established industry rule sets such as [Microsoft](https://github.com/errata-ai/Microsoft) and [write-good](https://github.com/errata-ai/write-good), which provide guidelines for grammar, tone, and readability. We're working on adding custom rules to align with evolving style and voice requirements.
-
-To install Vale in Visual Studio Code (VSCode),
-
-1. Install the **Vale VSCode** extension.
-
-2. In the extension's settings page, provide the absolute path of the `vale.ini` configuration file as the `config`.
-
-   The configuration file and rule sets live in the following locations of the repository:
-
-   ```text
-   .
-   ├── vale.ini             #Main configuration file for Vale at the root
-   └── .vale/
-       └── styles/          #Contains style guides
-           ├── Microsoft/
-           └── write-good/
-
-   ```
-   <!-- vale off -->
-3. On the same settings page, select the **Install Vale** checkbox. When you enable the extension, this option attempts to install Vale on your system. If the installation fails, manually install Vale by following the instructions in the [Vale documentation](https://vale.sh/docs/install) and ensure that Vale is added to your system's PATH.
-   <!-- vale on -->
-
-4. Enable the extension for syntax highlighting.
-
-5. Vale provides three different highlights; `errors` (red), `warnings`(yellow) and `info` (blue). Remove errors and warnings. Optionally, improve info messages as needed.
-
 ## Contribute to documentation
 
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