Readme Updates

[apedley]

Restructured README
Updated README info
Fixed typos

[gemini-code-assist]

Summary of Changes

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This pull request focuses on a comprehensive update and reorganization of the README.md file. The primary goal is to enhance the clarity and accessibility of information for users and contributors, providing a more structured and informative introduction to the SparkyFitness project. The changes aim to present the project's features, installation process, and support resources in a more digestible format.

Highlights

• README Restructuring: The README.md file has undergone a significant restructuring to improve readability and information flow, making it easier for new users to understand the project's core aspects, features, and quick start instructions.
• Content Enhancement: Updated and expanded content now includes a clearer project overview, a dedicated section for 'Health & Device Integrations', and detailed information on 'Optional AI Features (Beta)', along with a new screenshot.
• Typo Correction: A minor typo in the Italian language link within the README.md file has been corrected from 'Itapano' to 'Italiano'.
• Documentation and Support Links: The documentation and support sections have been refined, consolidating 'Need Help?' into the 'Documentation' quick links and adding specific links for iOS and Android app information.

Changelog

• README.md
  • Corrected a typo in the Italian language link from 'Itapano' to 'Italiano'.
  • Rewrote the main project description to emphasize its self-hosted and privacy-first nature.
  • Added a screenshot of the web application for better visual representation.
  • Restructured the 'Features' section into 'Core Features', 'Health & Device Integrations', and 'Optional AI Features (Beta)'.
  • Removed the standalone 'Need Help?' section and integrated support information into the 'Documentation' quick links.
  • Updated the 'Quick Start' guide for server setup using Docker Compose.
  • Revised the 'Documentation' section with simplified links and new entries for iOS and Android app information.
  • Consolidated and clarified the 'Translations' section.
  • Updated the 'Known Issues / Beta Features' section to include warnings about active development and potential breaking changes.

Activity

• The pull request was created by apedley.
• The PR title 'Readme Updates' clearly indicates the scope of changes.
• The description highlights the restructuring of the README, updating information, and fixing typos.

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Code Review

This pull request significantly improves the structure and clarity of the README file. The changes make the project information more accessible and professional. I've identified a few issues, including a likely broken image link, a duplicated link for Android documentation, and a missing newline at the end of the file. I've also suggested a minor grammatical improvement for consistency. Overall, great work on restructuring the documentation!

[gemini-code-assist]

The relative path for the screenshot ./docs/public/web_screenshot.png appears to be incorrect, as the docs/public directory does not seem to exist in the repository structure provided. This will likely result in a broken image on the project's main page. Please verify the path to the screenshot.

[gemini-code-assist]

The link for 'Android App Info' points to the same URL as 'iOS App Info' (.../wiki/Apple-Health-Integration). This appears to be a copy-paste error. Please update the link to point to the correct documentation for Android integration.

[gemini-code-assist]

For consistency and common convention, 'self hosted' should be hyphenated to 'self-hosted' when used as a compound adjective. This also applies to line 40.

Suggested change

	A self hosted, privacy-first alternative to MyFitnessPal. Track nutrition, exercise, body metrics, and health data while keeping full control of your data.
	A self-hosted, privacy-first alternative to MyFitnessPal. Track nutrition, exercise, body metrics, and health data while keeping full control of your data.

[gemini-code-assist]

For consistency and common convention, 'self hosted' should be hyphenated to 'self-hosted' when used as a compound adjective.

Suggested change

	SparkyFitness is a self hosted fitness tracking platform made up of:
	SparkyFitness is a self-hosted fitness tracking platform made up of:

[gemini-code-assist]

The file does not end with a newline character. It's a good practice to have one, as it's expected by many tools and follows POSIX standards.

Suggested change

	- API documentation
	- API documentation