fix #645 Add objective to README

[gkorland]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Updated the README to emphasize the new focus on creating a Knowledge Graph for Large Language Models (KG-RAG) with an emphasis on low latency information delivery.
  • Added the term "LLM" to the word list.

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Walkthrough

The update refocuses the README.md to highlight the new objective of creating a Knowledge Graph for Large Language Models (LLM) called KG-RAG, with a key focus on low latency information delivery. It also includes a change in the word list to incorporate the term "LLM."

Changes

File Changed	Summary of Changes
README.md	Functionality shifted to focus on KG-RAG for LLMs, emphasizing low latency delivery.
.github/wordlist.txt	Added term "LLM" to the word list.

Possibly related issues

• Update README with some overview information falkordb-browser#37: The objective to update the README with a clear overview aligns with the changes in this PR, ensuring the README reflects the current project state.
• Fix README replace master with main falkordb-ts#20: While focusing on inclusive language updates, this issue shares a thematic link with this PR's objective to update and clarify project goals in the README.

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Oh hark! A README anew,
Lines of purpose, clear and true.
A graph of knowledge, vast and wide,
Where data streams and insights glide.
Celebrate, for with each commit,
Our project grows, bit by bit.

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.github/wordlist.txt (1)

97-97: The addition of "LLM" aligns well with the project's new focus on Large Language Models.

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