Update README.md file according to README.md template

Installation section is given in Table of contents and also it is a required (mandatory) section as per readme.md file template. However it is missing from the readme.md file.

Anjali Mehta → made their first commit to this issue’s fork.

Kindly review the changes.
Thank You.

Reviewed MR!1, the patch is updated as per the readme.md file template. Hence marking it to RTBC.

Patch no longer applies.

Rebased with 1.0.x latest commits. Please review. If needs changes please update.

Reviewed MR!1, the patch is not cleanly applied.

file does not follow the readme.md template format:-
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Last updated on 30 November 2023
The Drupal community recommends using the Markdown format to create a README.md file. For a quick introduction to Markdown, see Markdown Guide's Basic Syntax or GitLab Flavored Markdown (GLFM) for a more comprehensive run-down.

README documentation can include more Markdown-features than those used in the example snippets in this template. For instance, Markdown let you create hyperlinks that can be clicked when the README.md is rendered in GitLab or by a compatible program (e.g. Advanced Help).

You can generate a boilerplate README.md with the following command: drush generate readme. The generated text does not follow these guidelines exactly, but may serve as a good starting point.

README format
Drupal recommends the following README formatting:

Headings capitalized with an initial capital, following standard English sentence rules
Headings prefixed with #/##/### to indicate level of heading (h1/h2/h3) followed by a blank line
Project name is the first line of the document, and only level one heading (#)
Two lines prior to ##/### headings
No leading or trailing spaces
Bulleted lists denoted by dashes (-)
Ordered lists use "1", for easier updates and to avoid errors (see Configuration)
Nested lists indented with 4 spaces
Links should have a meaningful link text, for example:
[Drupal](https://www.drupal.org/) (i.e. not just the URL)
Text manually word-wrapped within around 80 cols
README sections
Drupal recommends the following README sections:

Project name and introduction (required)
Table of contents (optional)
Requirements (required)
Recommended modules (optional)
Installation (required, unless a separate INSTALL.md is provided)
Configuration (required)
Troubleshooting & FAQ (optional)
Maintainers (optional)

Hi Anjali Mehta

I reviewed your changes and applied a patch and it applied successfully on my end. And I reviewed your changes and it resolved the feedback of comment #12 and it follows the README.md template. →

Thank you