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Current Documentation:
1. Modifications in the README.md file:
1) Add animated line separators and add GSSoC 2024 Extended accepted banner
2) Replace the Contact section with a Team section
The present Contact section in the README.md file is not looking attractive:
3) Updation of the Contributors section
The current Contributors section is the README.md file is not updated to the latest Contributors. I would like to update it and try to automate the process.
2. Addition of a LICENSE File to the project
The presence of a LICENSE file explicitly states the terms under which the code can be used, modified, and shared. If a project does not have a LICENSE file, it implies that the author has not granted any rights to others, and legally, no one has permission to use, distribute, or modify the code.
Proposed Changes:
1. Modifications in the README.md file:
1) Add animated line separators and add GSSoC 2024 Extended accepted banner
I would like to add line separators in the README.md file to separate sections and make the file more readable and attractive. I would also add the GSSoC 2024 Extended accepted image for Contributors to know that this repository is officially accepted for GSSoC contribution.
2) Replace the Contact section with a Team section
The present Contact section in the README.md file is not looking attractive:
The Team section will look more organized and readable and let the Contributors know whom to contact if they face any issues.
3) Updation of the Contributors section
The current Contributors section is the README.md file is not updated to the latest Contributors.
I would like to update it and try to automate the process.
2. Addition of a LICENSE File to the project
If a project does not have a LICENSE file, it implies that the author has not granted any rights to others, and legally, no one has permission to use, distribute, or modify the code. So, adding a LICENSE file is a best practice for open-source projects. I have added the LICENSE to your project and attached a reference image below to help you review the PR. MIT LICENSE Reference:
Reasons for Update: The following updates will make the projects more attractive and readable for the Contributors.
Additional Context: N.A.
Assignee: Feel free to assign this issue to me, as I would like to contribute to the documentation improvements.