Update README.md

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  • Updated the project title, team name, and description in the README to reflect the app’s unique coding and dancing integration. Expanded details to better explain the project’s purpose and features.

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The README.md file was updated to replace placeholder content with a descriptive project title, team name, and a detailed explanation of the application's purpose and unique features. No source code or exported entities were changed; only documentation content was modified.

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Cohort / File(s)	Change Summary
README Updates README.md	Replaced placeholders with the project title, team name, and a detailed description of the web app integrating coding and physical activity.

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🎯 1 (Trivial) | ⏱️ ~2 minutes

Poem

🐇
A README refreshed, with dance in its name,
Debugging with moves—no session the same!
Farhan team leaps, with joy and delight,
Code runs only after you groove just right.
Hop, wiggle, and prance—let’s squash bugs tonight!
💃🕺

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Actionable comments posted: 0

🧹 Nitpick comments (3)

README.md (3)

4-4: Clean up H1 title formatting (remove brackets and trailing emoji).

Brackets inside the H1 read like placeholders and the trailing 🎯 adds noise. Keep the core title and emojis for personality.

-# [🕺 Dance to Debug 💃] 🎯
+# 🕺 Dance to Debug 💃

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7-7: Split section heading from tagline for clarity and correct hierarchy.

Use “## Basic Details” as the section header and move the tagline to a paragraph below it.

-## Basic Details; A revolutionary coding environment where your code won't run unless you dance!
+## Basic Details
+
+A revolutionary coding environment where your code won't run unless you dance!

---

10-10: Remove placeholder brackets from team name; confirm preferred casing.

Brackets suggest a placeholder. If “farhan team” is final, remove brackets; consider title casing if that’s your style.

-### Team Name: [farhan team]
+### Team Name: farhan team

If your convention prefers title case:

• “Farhan Team”

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README.md (1)

13-14: Add Privacy and Accessibility Notes to README

Please update the README to clearly document how webcam data is handled and offer an alternative for users who can’t or prefer not to dance:

• Privacy – Confirm whether dance detection runs entirely in-browser (no video upload or storage) and state that explicitly.
• Accessibility – Describe an alternative trigger (e.g., a gesture or keyboard shortcut) for users unable to dance.

If these features aren’t yet implemented, either adjust the wording to match current behavior or remove the notes until they can be supported.