Adds Rubydoc link to the Readme#199
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The current README lacks detailed information. While the documentation on Rubydoc is comprehensive, it isn’t linked within the repository, which makes it harder to find (I had to Google for it). Adding a direct link to the documentation in the README improves accessibility and convenience for users.
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The current README lacks detailed information. While the documentation on Rubydoc is comprehensive, it isn’t linked within the repository, which makes it harder to find (I had to Google for it). Adding a direct link to the documentation in the README improves accessibility and convenience for users.