Update README with structured Table of Contents#87
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closed #80
📝 Summary
This pull request updates the README.md by adding a well-structured Table of Contents to improve navigation, readability, and overall documentation quality.
✨ Changes Made
Added a clearly organized Table of Contents
Linked all major sections using proper Markdown anchors
Improved documentation structure for better developer experience
🎯 Purpose
The goal of this update is to make the README easier to navigate, especially for new contributors and users, by allowing quick access to different sections of the documentation.