Added Contributors section in readme#553
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In this pull request, I have added a "Contributors" section to the README file of this repository. This section will help acknowledge and credit all the individuals who have contributed to this project.
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Created a new section titled "Contributors" within the README.md file.
Listed all contributors with their names and contributions, ensuring to follow the project's contribution guidelines.
Added this section at the end of the README to make it easy to find for anyone visiting the repository.
Purpose
The "Contributors" section serves the following purposes:
Recognizes and credits individuals who have made contributions to the project.
Encourages transparency and appreciation within the open-source community.
Provides motivation for future contributors to participate in the project.