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Update README.md #21

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This commit overhauls the README to improve clarity, usability, and professionalism. Key updates include:

Enhanced Introduction: Clearly defines Monolith's purpose and highlights its strengths (e.g., collisionless embedding tables, real-time training).
Key Features Section: Lists and explains the unique capabilities of the framework.
Improved Setup Instructions: Detailed, step-by-step guide for installation, environment setup, and building the project.
Documentation and Community: Links to tutorials, API guides, and community channels (Discord, GitHub Issues).
Contributing Section: Simple guidelines for contributing with steps to submit pull requests.
Style and Grammar Fixes: Corrected typos and ensured consistent formatting for better readability.

These changes make the README more accessible, professional, and engaging for both users and contributors, positioning Monolith as a leading framework for recommendation systems.

This commit overhauls the README to improve clarity, usability, and professionalism. Key updates include:

Enhanced Introduction: Clearly defines Monolith's purpose and highlights its strengths (e.g., collisionless embedding tables, real-time training).
Key Features Section: Lists and explains the unique capabilities of the framework.
Improved Setup Instructions: Detailed, step-by-step guide for installation, environment setup, and building the project.
Documentation and Community: Links to tutorials, API guides, and community channels (Discord, GitHub Issues).
Contributing Section: Simple guidelines for contributing with steps to submit pull requests.
Style and Grammar Fixes: Corrected typos and ensured consistent formatting for better readability.

These changes make the README more accessible, professional, and engaging for both users and contributors, positioning Monolith as a leading framework for recommendation systems.
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