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Updated README file with an updated link to the website, added a section for "project description"; Added content for Coding Style and Recommendations.
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This pull request introduces a comprehensive update to the README file, aimed at enhancing the documentation and guidance for contributors. I've added a detailed project description section to provide a clear overview of the project's objectives, target audience, and key functionalities, making it easier for newcomers to grasp the essence of the project. Additionally, the link to the project's website has been updated to ensure it directs users to the latest version, enhancing accessibility. Furthermore, the coding style and recommendations section has been significantly expanded. This revision includes more in-depth guidelines on best practices such as naming conventions, code formatting, and error handling, aimed at promoting consistency, readability, and overall quality in our codebase. These changes are designed to improve the onboarding process for new contributors and reinforce our commitment to maintaining a high standard of development practices.