Update README with Project Structure (✓ Sandbox Passed)

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This pull request updates the README.md file to include a new section called "Project Structure" that provides an overview of the project's folder structure and descriptions of the main folders and strategies. The descriptions for each strategy are currently placeholders and need to be replaced with actual descriptions.

Summary
Updated README.md to include a new section called "Project Structure"
Added descriptions for the main folders and strategies in the project
Descriptions for each strategy are currently placeholders and need to be replaced with actual descriptions

Fixes #19.

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