docs: fix missing colon and full stop in README.md#5724
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I've fixed two minor formatting issues in the README.md to improve clarity: Line 60: Added a missing full stop at the end of the sentence. Line 484: Fixed syntax for the and_ connector by adding a missing colon and space. These are low-risk fixes aimed at maintaining documentation quality.
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I've fixed two minor formatting issues in the README.md to improve clarity:
Line 60: Added a missing full stop at the end of the sentence.
Line 484: Fixed syntax for the and_ connector by adding a missing colon and space.
These are low-risk fixes aimed at maintaining documentation quality.