v4.1.1

📖[Docs]: Improve README clarity and formatting (#192)

This release comprehensively improves documentation quality across the entire repository by fixing 21 instances of typos, grammatical errors, and formatting inconsistencies in 9 files. All changes enhance readability, professionalism, and clarity without any breaking changes or functionality modifications.

Why These Changes Matter

Documentation is the first point of contact for users and contributors. Unclear language, typos, and inconsistent formatting create friction and reduce confidence in the project. Poor documentation quality can lead to misunderstandings, incorrect implementations, and increased support burden. These improvements make the documentation more professional, scannable, and easier to understand for both new users and experienced contributors.

How the Documentation Was Improved

The improvements span three main categories:

Grammar & Language Clarity: Fixed verb tense inconsistencies ("trigger" → "triggered"), corrected countable vs uncountable noun usage ("less" → "fewer"), added Oxford commas for better readability, improved sentence structure, and added missing articles throughout.

Formatting Standardization: Standardized file references using inline code formatting (`BeforeAll.ps1`), converted mathematical notation to proper Unicode symbols (≤ instead of <=), improved list structures with consistent nested bullets, and enhanced visual hierarchy in workflow documentation.

Content Restructuring: Reorganized test setup/teardown documentation for better flow, moved key information to prominent positions, eliminated redundant sections, integrated scattered information into main descriptions, and created clearer section divisions.