docs: make the readme more succinct and quicker to understand

README.md

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-# gqlrequests - Create requests to GraphQL APIs with no strings attached 😉
+# gqlrequests - Build GraphQL query-strings automagically
 
+### ✅ Create queries from pydantic models
+### ✅ Create queries from annotated classes
+### ✅ Dynamically select query fields
+
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-Define GraphQL types in Python as classes or pydantic classes, then use them to automatically build queries. Or even simpler;
-gqlrequests will automatically build the classes for you given the api endpoint by using introspection! (Now that's awesome).
-You no longer need to define your requests as multiline strings (hence no strings attached).
+A dynamic, pythonic way to build queries instead of using large multiline strings.
 
 ## Examples of currently working features:
 
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+### ✅ Query validation while developing in your IDE