[DOC] Update fig

[stmatengss]

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request refactors how an image is displayed within the README.md file. By switching from standard Markdown image syntax to an HTML <img> tag, it enables more precise control over the image's presentation, specifically its width, to improve readability and layout.

Highlights

• Image Display: The components.png image in README.md has been updated to use an HTML <img> tag instead of Markdown syntax, allowing for explicit width control.

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Code Review

This pull request updates an image in the README.md file, likely to control its display width. While the change achieves this, the new HTML <img> tag has some syntax issues. I've suggested quoting the attribute values and adding an alt attribute for accessibility, which was present in the original markdown image tag.

[gemini-code-assist]

For better HTML syntax and accessibility, it's recommended to quote attribute values and include an alt attribute. The alt attribute provides alternative text for an image if the user for some reason cannot view it (because of slow connection, an error in the src attribute, or if the user uses a screen reader). The original markdown ![components](image/components.png) used components as the alt text.

Suggested change

	<img src=image/components.png width=74% />
	<img src="image/components.png" alt="components" width="74%" />

[ykwd]

Thanks. I made some comments on the figure. Could you take a look?

[ShangmingCai]

Fix

and

CC: @UNIDY2002 Check whether the EP part is correct.

[UNIDY2002]

Perhaps it is better to change "Mooncake EP" to "Mooncake Backend" in the figure. Mooncake Backend heavily depends on the transfer engine.

[stmatengss]

Perhaps it is better to change "Mooncake EP" to "Mooncake Backend" in the figure. Mooncake Backend heavily depends on the transfer engine.

How about "Mooncake EP Backend"?

[UNIDY2002]

How about "Mooncake EP Backend"?

I think it is good.