Gurinder rawala patch 2

Walkthrough

The pull request introduces several modifications across multiple files. Notably, it adds a build command instruction to the README.md for server setup, modifies CORS settings in src/api/server.js to allow all origins, and enhances the inviteDriver function and createInviteDriver method in src/driver/driver-operations.js and src/driver/driver.js, respectively, by including a logging parameter. These changes collectively improve documentation clarity, server accessibility, and logging capabilities within the driver invitation processes.

Changes

File	Change Summary
`README.md`	Added build command instruction `npm run build`.
`src/api/server.js`	Modified CORS configuration to allow requests from any origin (`*`).
`src/driver/driver-operations.js`	Added `log` parameter to `inviteDriver` function.
`src/driver/driver.js`	Modified `createInviteDriver` method to include a `log` parameter for logging capabilities.

Assessment against linked issues

Objective	Addressed	Explanation
N/A	❌	No linked issues provided.

Possibly related issues

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Poem

In the code where rabbits hop,
A build command now won’t stop.
With CORS set free, let requests flow,
Logging added, watch it grow!
Hooray for changes, big and small,
In our code, we celebrate all! 🐇✨

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