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Refactor README to remove duplicate documentation - #204

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Replacing duplicate documentation with links to documentation on learn.microsoft.com.

The scope of this README should not be a quick start. Quick Starts should be on learn.microsoft.com.

People should come to this project for sample code and to contribute to the project.

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🟢 Approval recommended

The changes are documentation-only and low risk, with only minor Markdown/wording consistency fixes suggested.

Pull request overview

This PR refactors the repository README to remove in-README “getting started/usage” documentation and instead point readers to Microsoft Learn documentation and the repo’s examples/ directory, keeping the README focused on discovery and contribution.

Changes:

  • Replaces the detailed “Key features / Getting started / Usage” content with curated links to learn.microsoft.com docs.
  • Simplifies the Table of contents to three high-level entry points: Learn, Samples, Contribute.
  • Keeps samples and contribution guidance as the primary on-repo onboarding paths.
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README.md Removes duplicated usage documentation and replaces it with Microsoft Learn links; keeps samples/contribution sections prominent.
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README.md:32

  • This section is a top-level topic (it appears in the README TOC), but it's currently an H3 heading. To keep heading hierarchy consistent with other top-level sections (and improve navigation), make it an H2 heading.
### Sample code

README.md:36

  • "Contribute" is listed as a top-level entry in the Table of contents, but the heading is currently H3. Promoting it to H2 keeps the outline consistent with the rest of the README (e.g., "## Trademarks").
### Contribute
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