Add Acknowledgment To the Team mates

[zhaochenyang20]

Make readme professional.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request focuses on enhancing the README.md to provide a more professional and informative overview of the SGLang Diffusion Router. The changes aim to improve user understanding of the router's capabilities and how to interact with its API, while also formally acknowledging the contributing team members.

Highlights

• Documentation Enhancement: The README.md has been significantly updated to improve clarity and professionalism, including a new project title and an expanded description.
• API Reference Integration: A comprehensive "API Reference" section has been introduced, detailing all available router endpoints and their functionalities, replacing a less detailed "Highlights" section.
• Example Restructuring: The usage examples have been reorganized and expanded, now featuring dedicated "With Python Requests" and "With Curl" sections, including a new example for updating weights from disk.
• Team Acknowledgment: A detailed list of team members has been added to the "Acknowledgment" section, recognizing contributions to the project.

Changelog

• README.md
  • Updated the project title and description for better clarity.
  • Replaced the "Highlights" section with a detailed "API Reference" for all endpoints.
  • Streamlined the "Quick Start" guide by removing redundant router startup instructions.
  • Reorganized and expanded usage examples into "Demonstrative Examples" with Python and Curl sections.
  • Removed the "Router API" and "Project Layout" sections, integrating relevant information elsewhere.
  • Enhanced the "Acknowledgment" section by adding a comprehensive list of team members.
  • Removed the "Notes" section.

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Code Review

The pull request improves the README by adding a comprehensive API reference and acknowledging the development team. The reorganization makes the documentation more concise. I have suggested a few minor grammatical and spelling corrections to enhance the professionalism of the document.

[gemini-code-assist]

The list of features uses gerunds (registration, balancing, checking, proxying). To maintain parallel structure and grammatical consistency, 'refit weights' should be changed to 'weight refitting'. Additionally, the Oxford comma used in the previous version should be restored for consistency.

Suggested change

	It provides worker registration, load balancing, health checking, refit weights and request proxying for diffusion generation APIs.
	It provides worker registration, load balancing, health checking, weight refitting, and request proxying for diffusion generation APIs.

[gemini-code-assist]

'team mates' is typically written as a single word: 'teammates'.

Suggested change

	SGLang Diffusion RL team is responsible for the development and maintenance of this project. Our team mates in alphabetical order:
	SGLang Diffusion RL team is responsible for the development and maintenance of this project. Our teammates in alphabetical order: