Update README.md

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation: Added an "Installation" section to the README file, providing clear instructions for users on how to install R-Bus on various operating systems.
• Documentation: Introduced a "Cross-Platform" section to highlight the software's compatibility across different platforms.
• Documentation: Included a "Created By" section to acknowledge the contributions of the project team members.

These updates aim to enhance user understanding and ease of use, while also recognizing the efforts of the project contributors.

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The proposed changes primarily focus on enhancing the README file of the R-Bus project. The additions include detailed installation instructions, cross-platform compatibility information, and credits to the project contributors.

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File	Summary
docs/README.md	Added "Installation", "Cross-Platform", and "Created By" sections to provide comprehensive project information and acknowledge contributors.

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In the realm of code, where logic intertwines,

A rabbit hops forth, leaving tracks in the lines.

With each leap and bound, a change takes form,

In the README file, a project is reborn.

Installation guides, credits, and more,

The rabbit's work makes the project soar. 🚀

So here's to the changes, may they be ever so bright,

In the world of code, every byte is a delight. 🎉

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