Fix: Addresses issue #39 - Add Requirements to README.md#42
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Hello, Team!
I'm submitting this Pull Request to address Issue #39 which requested the addition of system requirements to the documentation.
What I did:
Added a new section, ## Prerequisites and Requirements, to the README.md file.
This section clearly outlines the necessary Hardware (CPU, RAM, Storage) and Software (OS, Docker, L1 RPC Endpoint) prerequisites for running a Unichain Node.
Why:
This change will significantly help new users and node operators set up their environments correctly on the first attempt, improving the initial experience.
This PR resolves #39.
Thank you!