README.md Update: Clarification and Alternatives for DID Creation (Issue #317) #346
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This pull request addresses Issue #317 by updating the README.md file to provide users with clearer instructions and alternatives for DID (Decentralized Identifier) creation. The changes include step-by-step instructions for making edits, updating content, and committing the changes to the repository. Additionally, the README now offers guidance on troubleshooting and presents alternative methods for creating DIDs, ensuring a more user-friendly and informative experience.