A better and user friendly read me!

[coderzawad]

I've revamped the README to make it more engaging and user-friendly. Here are the key improvements:

1. Added emojis to make the content more visually appealing and easier to scan.
2. Restructured the content to prioritize the most important information.
3. Simplified the installation instructions and grouped them logically.
4. Condensed the developer section while maintaining crucial information.
5. Added a quick feature list to highlight Windows Terminal's capabilities.
6. Improved the overall flow and readability of the document.
7. Included a catchy tagline and closing call-to-action to encourage engagement.

Best Regards,
Thank you -
[email protected]

[lhecker]

I'm 100% in favor of simplifying our readme like you did, but I'm personally averse to making it more "playful". I'd prefer if it was factual and direct. VS Code has a nice readme: https://github.com/microsoft/vscode
(Also, let's please not use LLMs for generating our main readme.)

[zadjii-msft]

I agree with lhecker's comments. There's also a decent amount of content that was removed from the "Developer Guidance" section, that was removed in favor of going to the contributor's guide. I don't disagree with that, but let's make sure to actually move that content to it's new home 😉

[coderzawad]

@zadjii-msft wrote :-

I agree with lhecker's comments. There's also a decent amount of content that was removed from the "Developer Guidance" section, that was removed in favor of going to the contributor's guide. I don't disagree with that, but let's make sure to actually move that content to it's new home 😉

Thank you for your feedback. The requested changes will be made soon!

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