docs: refine N42 project description for clarity and professionalism#16
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docs: refine N42 project description for clarity and professionalism#16George551556 wants to merge 1 commit inton42blockchain:mainfrom
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Summary
This PR refines the project description of N42 to improve clarity, readability, and technical accuracy. The text now emphasizes the secure and globally interconnected digital ecosystem, professional autonomy for developers, and the high-performance infrastructure enabled by Go.
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The updated description better communicates N42's capabilities to developers and stakeholders, maintaining a professional and technical tone suitable for documentation, website, and project README. These changes enhance readability while accurately reflecting the project's goals and architecture.