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@chaitanyarai19 i have updated the documentation can you review it and give me update |
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@TechHack3 please check this request and process it further if you find any issue please let me know |
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Title: Update README for Better Setup Instructions
Description:
This pull request updates the README.md file for the Arcade Leaderboard Hub project to improve the setup and configuration instructions for new users.
Changes made:
Updated setup instructions for better clarity.
Fixed formatting issues for better readability.
Provided clearer instructions for cloning the repository and setting up the project.
Added links to download essential tools (Node.js, Git, VS Code).
Clarified steps for installing dependencies and running the project locally.
These improvements aim to make it easier for new contributors to get started with the project and ensure a smooth setup process.