Minor README update

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request focuses on improving the clarity and accuracy of the README.md file. It enhances the user experience by providing a direct link to relevant documentation for API token generation and streamlines the document by removing information that is no longer current or pertinent to the general audience.

Highlights

• Documentation Link Added: A direct link to the QA Sphere API authentication documentation has been added for the QAS_TOKEN environment variable, making it easier for users to find help generating a token.
• Outdated Information Removed: The 'Publishing' section, which detailed how maintainers could trigger auto-releases to NPM, has been removed as it was likely outdated or not relevant for general users.

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Code Review

This pull request makes two small updates to the README.md file. The addition of a documentation link for API token generation is a good improvement. For the removal of the publishing instructions, I've left a comment with two suggestions: first, to move the publishing information to a contributor-focused document instead of deleting it, and second, to ensure the file retains a final newline character, which is removed by this change.

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README.md (229-230)

I have a couple of points regarding the removal of these lines:

1. Process Documentation: The publishing information on line 230 seems important for maintainers. Instead of deleting it, please consider moving it to a CONTRIBUTING.md file or other maintainer-focused documentation to avoid losing this knowledge.
2. File Formatting: Removing these lines also removes the final newline from the file. It's a strong convention to end files with a single newline character. Please ensure the file has a final newline after your changes.