[Docs/Readme]: modify the project introduction

[JasonTse1989]

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request modifies the project introduction by commenting out specific external links in both the English and Chinese README files. This change streamlines the initial presentation of the project by temporarily removing direct navigation to external resources.

Highlights

• Documentation Update: A section containing external links to the homepage, environments, and agents was commented out in the English README file.
• Internationalization: The corresponding section with external links was also commented out in the Chinese version of the README file (README_zh.md).

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Changelog

• README.md
  • Commented out the line containing the 'Visit our homepage' link section.
• README_zh.md
  • Commented out the line containing the '更多信息请访问官网' link section.

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Code Review

This pull request modifies the project introduction in the README files by commenting out links to the homepage and other resources. While this hides the content, a better practice for maintainability is to remove unused content entirely, as it can be retrieved from version history if needed. I've added suggestions to remove the commented-out blocks in both README.md and README_zh.md.

[gemini-code-assist]

For better maintainability, it's preferable to remove this content rather than commenting it out. Unused content clutters the source file, and can always be retrieved from the version history if needed.

[gemini-code-assist]

For better maintainability, it's preferable to remove this content rather than commenting it out. Unused content clutters the source file, and can always be retrieved from the version history if needed.