Fix/content center

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• Documentation
  • Updated the alignment attributes in the README.md for improved HTML formatting.
  • No changes to the content structure or functionality of the document.

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Walkthrough

The changes in this pull request involve modifications to the README.md file, specifically altering the HTML formatting of <div> elements. The style attribute style="text-align: center;" has been replaced with the deprecated align="center" attribute in two instances. The overall content and structure of the document remain unchanged, with no modifications to the text or links.

Changes

File	Change Summary
README.md	Replaced style="text-align: center;" with align="center" in two instances.

Possibly related PRs

• docs(readme): qr code link #67: This PR updates image source URLs in the README.md, which is related to the overall formatting and presentation of the document, similar to the changes made in the main PR regarding HTML attributes.
• Update README.md #74: This PR restructures the presentation of WeChat group information in the README.md, which involves changes to the document's layout and formatting, aligning with the cosmetic changes in the main PR.
• Docs/fix link #89: This PR updates links in the README.md, focusing on improving the clarity and usability of the document, which is relevant to the formatting changes made in the main PR.

Poem

🐇 In the README's cozy nook,
A little change, just take a look!
From style to align, a gentle shift,
A tidy touch, a formatting gift.
Now the words sit straight and bright,
Hopping along in pure delight! 🌟

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