Update README.md

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• Documentation
  • Updated README with a new bullet point about testing CodeRabbit

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The pull request introduces a minor update to the README.md file by adding a new bullet point specifically focused on "Testing CodeRabbit". This addition appears to be an expansion of the project's documentation, potentially providing more context or guidance about testing procedures for the CodeRabbit application.

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File	Change Summary
README.md	Added a new bullet point section titled "Testing CodeRabbit"

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A new line springs forth with care,
Testing CodeRabbit, now we share!
Documentation grows, crisp and bright,
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@rsosag I understand you want me to fix the README.md. Here's a suggested template with proper sections and content structure for your market place API:

# Market Place API

A RESTful API for an e-commerce marketplace built with Ruby on Rails.

## Requirements

* Ruby version: [specify version]
* Rails version: [specify version]
* Database: [specify database]

## Setup

1. Clone the repository
```bash
git clone https://github.com/rsosag/market_place_api.git
cd market_place_api

2. Install dependencies

bundle install

3. Database setup

rails db:create
rails db:migrate

Running the Tests

rails test

API Documentation

Authentication

[Describe authentication method]

Available Endpoints

Products

• GET /api/products - List all products
• POST /api/products - Create a product
• GET /api/products/:id - Get a specific product
• [Add other endpoints]

Users

[Document user-related endpoints]

Orders

[Document order-related endpoints]

Configuration

[Document environment variables and configuration options]

Deployment

[Add deployment instructions]

Contributing

[Add contribution guidelines]

License

[Add license information]

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