Hello team,

To improve the onboarding experience for new users and contributors, I'd suggest enhancing the README.md file. A comprehensive README is crucial for a project's success.

Here are a few automated suggestions:

• A 'Quick Start' section is missing. This helps users get started immediately.
• Installation instructions or a dedicated '## Installation' section is missing.

A good README typically includes:

• A clear project description.

• A 'Quick Start' guide.

• Detailed 'Installation' instructions.

• Code examples.

• A link to the full documentation.

• The Supported Platform section should come before the Installation section.

• The markdown text should not exceed 80 columns (unless there is a long link or something like that).

• If you add an installation guide use python3 -m pip ... instead of just pip ... if you are adding pip commands. Also explain how to add the dependency in pyproject.toml. Like (adapt as needed with the correct library name and use the latest github release to take the version number of the library when pinning/as the minimum dependency):

  ```toml
  [project]
  dependencies = [
      "<the-lib> >= 1.0.0, < 2",
  ]
  ```
  > [!NOTE]
  > We recommend pinning the dependency to the latest version for programs,
  > like `"<the-lib> == 1.0.1"`, and specifying a version range spanning
  > one major version for libraries, like `"<the-lib> >= 1.0.1, < 2"`.
  > We follow [semver](https://semver.org/).

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