Update README.md

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• Documentation
  • Enhanced project documentation by adding a new "Wiki" section with a link to the project’s Wiki page, offering users easy access to additional resources.

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The change updates the project's documentation by adding a new "Wiki" section to the README.md file. This section, inserted between the "Development" and "Contributing" sections, provides a direct link to the project's Wiki page, thereby enhancing the available resources for users.

Changes

File(s) Changed	Change Summary
README.md	Added a new "Wiki" section with a link to the project's Wiki page, placed after the "Development" section and before the "Contributing" section.

Poem

I’m a little rabbit with a joyful hop,
Spreading words and links that never stop.
A new Wiki spot for everyone to see,
Hopping through docs so merrily.
With a carrot smile, I rejoice in this change!
🥕🐇

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[Copilot]

Pull Request Overview

This pull request updates the README to include a new Wiki section with a link to the corresponding wiki page.

• Added a new "## Wiki" header.
• Provided a link to the Wiki in the README.

[Copilot]

[nitpick] Consider removing the leading whitespace to maintain consistent markdown formatting.

Suggested change

	link to [Wiki](../../wiki)
	link to [Wiki](../../wiki)

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Actionable comments posted: 0

🧹 Nitpick comments (1)

README.md (1)

302-304: New Wiki Section Inserted Successfully
The new "Wiki" section is correctly added between the "Development" and "Contributing" sections as outlined in the PR objectives. However, consider refining the link text for a clearer call to action. For example, using "Visit our Wiki" or "Project Wiki" could enhance clarity and user-friendliness. Also, verify that the relative path (../../wiki) correctly points to your Wiki page in all deployment environments.

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