Update README.md

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  • Added a new "Testing - CI" section to the README for better clarity on continuous integration testing practices.

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This update introduces a new section titled "Testing - CI" to the README.md, enhancing the documentation with details relevant to continuous integration and testing strategies. This addition aims to provide users and contributors with a clearer understanding of the project's testing frameworks and continuous integration procedures, ensuring a more streamlined development process.

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File	Change Summary
README.md	Added "Testing - CI" section with details.

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In the realm of code, where ideas intertwine,
A new chapter unfolds, with clarity so fine.
"Testing - CI", a guide so bright,
Leads us through the tunnels of the endless night.
With each test and build, our confidence grows,
As the garden of knowledge continuously flows.

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The "Testing - CI" section currently contains random characters ("wejrkewjrw=2-3=2-3=4"), which might be confusing to readers. It's important for documentation, especially sections dedicated to testing practices or CI configurations, to be clear and informative.

Consider replacing the placeholder text with actual guidelines or information related to Continuous Integration testing within the project. If this section is meant to include examples, ensure they are relevant and clearly explained.