Update README: improve formatting and language consistency #1461
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This pull request aims to improve the formatting and language consistency in the README file for the TimelineRanker service. The changes include standardizing capitalization and punctuation, correcting spelling errors, and improving the overall layout of the document for better readability. These changes will make the document easier to understand and navigate, and improve its overall usefulness.
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This pull request updates the documentation for the Follow Recommendations Service to improve its consistency and clarity. The changes include:
Standardizing section headings and capitalization
Clarifying the description of the service and its features Updating file paths to reflect the current codebase Adding more details to the truncation step, including the function used and its parameters These changes make the documentation more accessible and easier to understand, which will benefit both new and experienced contributors to the project.