docs: enhance clarity and consistency in README by correcting platform capitalization #21493
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This pull request focuses on enhancing the clarity and professionalism of the Keras README by addressing minor but important inconsistencies in platform and language naming. The changes aim to improve the overall quality and trustworthiness of the documentation for new users.
Highlights
- Documentation Consistency: Corrected the capitalization of 'MacOS' to 'macOS' in the README to align with Apple's official styling.
- Documentation Consistency: Updated 'python' to 'Python' in the README to reflect the proper name of the language.
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Code Review
This PR makes good improvements to the documentation by correcting the capitalization of 'macOS' and 'Python' in the README. The changes enhance consistency and professionalism. I've added one comment suggesting a similar consistency fix for 'JAX' in the same section to further improve the document. Overall, this is a valuable documentation update.
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This PR enhances the clarity and polish of the Keras README by correcting minor but important inconsistencies in platform naming:
While subtle, these adjustments contribute to a more professional, accurate, and trustworthy documentation experience for new developers evaluating or onboarding with Keras 3. Maintaining consistent terminology strengthens the credibility and quality of open source documentation.