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Removed AI Studio promotional content from README.

Removed AI Studio promotional content from README.
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This pull request focuses on decluttering the README.md by eliminating a specific promotional block. The change aims to streamline the documentation, making it more concise and directly relevant to the project's core content by removing marketing-oriented material.

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  • README Cleanup: Removed a promotional section related to 'AI Studio' and 'Gemini' from the README.md file.
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Code Review

This pull request achieves its goal of removing the promotional content from the README.md file. However, this action leaves the README file empty. An informative README is crucial for any project to be understandable and usable by others. I have added a comment to suggest populating the README with essential project details.

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<img width="1200" height="475" alt="GHBanner" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/0aa67016-6eaf-458a-adb2-6e31a0763ed6" />

<h1>Built with AI Studio</h2>

<p>The fastest path from prompt to production with Gemini.</p>

<a href="https://aistudio.google.com/apps">Start building</a>

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While removing the promotional content is the correct action, this change leaves the README.md file empty. A README file is the entry point for any visitor or contributor to the project. It should contain essential information to understand the project's purpose and how to use it. I recommend adding a project title, a brief description, and instructions for getting started.

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