Feature: Simplify Project Setup with Yarn and Enhance Lock File Management - #96
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Description
This pull request addresses the enhancement outlined in Issue: #95 , aiming to simplify the project setup process by migrating to Yarn and optimizing lock file management. The changes include transitioning project dependencies to Yarn, removing redundant lock files, and updating the README.md with clear instructions for setting up the project using Yarn.
Changes Proposed
Dependency Management:
Migrate project dependencies with Yarn for improved dependency management and deterministic installs.
Lock File Optimization:
Remove redundant lock files (e.g., package-lock.json) to streamline the project structure and reduce confusion.
README.md Update:
Provide detailed instructions for setting up the project using Yarn