[WIP] Add README.md documentation for LinearProgramming project

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Thanks for asking me to work on this. I will get started on it and keep this PR's description up to date as I form a plan and make progress.

Original prompt

Create a professional, human-sounding README.md for the GitHub repository Samriddhacoderho/LinearProgramming.

Requirements:

• First, read and understand the repository by reviewing all relevant files (source code, notebooks, scripts, build files, examples, data, and any existing documentation).
• Produce a README that accurately describes what the project does, key features, algorithms/approaches implemented, repository structure, how to build/run (including dependencies and OS/toolchain notes), how to reproduce results in any notebooks, and how to contribute.
• Keep tone professional and concise; avoid generic, overly polished, or obviously AI-generated phrasing.
• Include: Project overview, motivation/use cases, installation/build instructions (C toolchain + Python if needed), usage examples/CLI invocation if applicable, notebook instructions if present, explanation of input/output formats, testing/verification if present, and license note (only if license file exists; otherwise include a short “License” section stating it’s unspecified).
• Add badges only if appropriate and verifiable from repo (do not invent CI).
• Ensure the README matches the actual repo contents; do not invent features.

Deliverable:

• Open a pull request that adds or replaces README.md with the new professional content.

Context:

• Repo language mix suggests C and Jupyter notebooks, with a small amount of Python.

The following is the prior conversation context from the user's chat exploration (may be truncated):

User: read all files and content, and write me a professional readme, should not look AI generated, and give me option to directly accept changes

Assistant: I’m ready to proceed, but I’m currently waiting on your confirmation from the prompt to apply the proposed README changes and open them for you to accept.

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