Update README.md

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Overview

This PR introduces several updates to the README.md to improve clarity, enhance the presentation of information, and make the documentation more accessible to potential users and contributors. Key updates include reformatting sections for better readability, updating URLs, and refining the language to be more precise about the non-medical nature of the project.

Key Changes

• Enhanced Warnings and Disclaimers: Reformatted warnings and cautions to ensure they are prominent and clear to all readers, emphasizing the non-medical application of PiEEG.
• Revised Section Titles: Updated section titles for consistency and ease of navigation, making the document more user-friendly.
• Updated Links: Corrected and verified all external links to ensure they are functional and lead to the intended destinations, including the Crowd Supply page and GitHub resources.
• Improved Descriptions: Refined descriptions of the PiEEG's functionalities and use cases, including how it works, device pinout, and the codebase, to better inform readers about the project's capabilities and requirements.
• Visual Aids: Confirmed all images and demonstrations are correctly displayed and serve to illustrate the project's potential applications effectively.

Purpose

The goal of these updates is to ensure the README serves as a comprehensive and clear guide for anyone interested in exploring the neuroscience world through Raspberry Pi. By making these changes, we aim to foster a more informed and engaged community around the PiEEG project.

Request for Review

I invite all contributors and interested parties to review these changes to ensure they accurately reflect the project's aims and are in line with the community standards. Your feedback is invaluable to making this documentation as helpful and accurate as possible.

Thank you for your contributions and support in advancing the field of neuroscience accessibility.

[444B]

@Ildaron please kindly review the changes. I think the new CAUTION and WARNING sections are especially useful in making the purpose of this project clear. I am happy to work with you on managing the Github project if that is something you need

[Ildaron]

Hi @444B thank you so much, looks great!