Added 1-click deploy to Vercel button

[Justmalhar]

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• Documentation
  • Added a "Deploy" section to the README with instructions and a one-click Vercel deployment option for easier app deployment.

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Walkthrough

A new "Deploy" section was added to the README.md, providing instructions and a button for one-click deployment of the Chat0 project using Vercel. No code or functional changes were introduced.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
README.md	Added a "Deploy" section with Vercel deployment instructions and a deployment button.

Poem

A button appears, so shiny and bright,
Deploy with one click—your app takes flight!
Vercel awaits with a welcoming cheer,
Simpler than ever to launch it from here.
README grows wiser, the journey’s in sight—
Hooray for new features that make things light!
🐇🚀

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Actionable comments posted: 0

🧹 Nitpick comments (2)

README.md (2)

14-18: Use a second-level heading for consistency (## Deploy).

The document already uses ## for other main sections (e.g., Features, Contributing, Running Locally). Keeping the same level avoids breaking automatic TOC generators and keeps visual hierarchy consistent.

-# Deploy
+# Deploy
+# becomes
+## Deploy

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16-18: Minor wording polish & link hardening possible.

1. “simple and fast” → consider dropping one adjective to avoid redundancy.
2. You may append &project-name=chat0 in the Vercel URL so the cloned project is pre-named, providing a smoother UX.

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