What about docs?

[VirajPatel007]

Let's work on the documentation with suggestion:

• [ ] #7
• [ ] #8
• [ ] #9

[VirajPatel007]

We should:

• [ ] Create a docs folder
• [ ] Create a new index.md document
• [ ] Turn on GitHub Pages

[VirajPatel007]

Slash Commands:

A Slash command in GitHub is a special command used in comments or GitHub Actions workflows to trigger specific actions or interactions. It starts with a forward slash (/) followed by a keyword, such as /assign to assign issues or pull requests, or /review to request a code review. These commands simplify workflows, automate tasks, and facilitate communication, especially in pull request reviews and issue management. Slash commands are typically used within GitHub's interface, such as in comments, pull requests, or actions to streamline operations.

Example:

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2. /Table: The /table slash command in GitHub is used to create a simple, formatted table in issue or pull request comments, making it easier to display structured data.	Header	Header
   Cell	Cell
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