Update README.md

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Enhanced clarity and structure of the README.md file.
  • Expanded instructions for customizing GitHub Repository Contribution Stats.
  • Added guidance on displaying all contributions and configuring sorting order.
  • Updated themes section with customization options and resources.
  • Improved support section to encourage project engagement and donations.

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The changes in the README.md file focus on formatting adjustments and content enhancement related to the GitHub Repository Contribution Stats. Key modifications include a clearer introduction, improved readability in the features section, expanded instructions for customizing contribution stats, and the introduction of a new feature for including all contributions. Additionally, the themes section was updated for better clarity, and the support section was enhanced to encourage community engagement.

Changes

File	Change Summary
README.md	- Formatting adjustments and content additions related to GitHub Repository Contribution Stats.
	- Modified introduction for clarity.
	- Reformatted features section for improved readability.
	- Expanded instructions for customizing stats (limit repositories, hide rank stats, sort order).
	- Introduced feature for including all contributions with a new query parameter.
	- Updated themes section for customization options and links.
	- Enhanced support section to encourage project engagement and donations.

Poem

🐇 In the README, changes abound,
With clearer paths and stats renowned.
Customize your view, make it bright,
Share and star, spread the light!
Contributions wide, all in sight,
Hop along, it feels just right! 🌟

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