(sdks) Add link to example generated readme (#1232)

Author: devalog

fern/products/sdks/guides/configure-readme.mdx

@@ -3,9 +3,7 @@ title: Customize README
 description: Guide to configuring the README.md in SDKs
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-Each SDK includes a `README.md` file in its root directory. This Markdown file provides an overview of the SDK and instructions for working with the associated API.
-
-By default, Fern [generates the README automatically](./sdk-user-features) with usage examples and API details.
+Each SDK includes a `README.md` file in its root directory. This Markdown file provides an overview of the SDK and instructions for working with the associated API. By default, Fern [generates the README automatically](./sdk-user-features) with usage examples and API details.
 
 Although each SDK has its own README, the content can be configured globally through the `readme` section in the `generators.yml` file.
 
@@ -15,5 +13,4 @@ Although each SDK has its own README, the content can be configured globally thr
 
 ## Additional customization
 
-To go beyond the available configuration options, the `README.md` file can be [manually edited](/products/sdks/custom-code.mdx).  
-Add it to the `.fernignore` file to prevent it from being overwritten during regeneration.
+To go beyond the available configuration options, you can [manually edit the `README.md` file](/products/sdks/custom-code.mdx). Then, add it to the `.fernignore` file to prevent it from being overwritten during regeneration.

fern/products/sdks/guides/generated-sdk.mdx

@@ -5,6 +5,8 @@ description: How your customers can use your SDK
 
 Fern-generated SDKs provide a consistent set of features across all languages to help developers interact with your API. Usage information is auto-generated in your SDK's `README.md`, [which you can customize](./readme).
 
+For a complete example of a generated SDK README, see [Intercom's Python SDK](https://github.com/intercom/python-intercom/blob/3aac991a92cefe34cf437f8f5ca46c97c04c1a6c/README.md).
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 ## Installation and basic usage
 
 Users install SDKs using standard package managers (npm for TypeScript, pip for Python, Maven/Gradle for Java, etc.) from language-specific registries.