Update README.md

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Updated API endpoints for model operations to a more streamlined format.
  • Enhanced data handling with a new response format for the Rocketpy native class.

• Documentation

  • Revised the README.md to reflect changes in API endpoints and data handling processes.

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Walkthrough

The changes in the README.md file focus on updating the API endpoints and their descriptions. The previous endpoint paths containing "rocketpy-model" have been replaced with a more general "/model" path for all CRUD operations. Additionally, there has been a modification in the API flow regarding the retrieval of the Rocketpy native class, along with a change in the response format from a JSON pickle string to a .dill binary format.

Changes

File	Change Summary
README.md	Updated API endpoints: POST /rocketpy-model to POST /model, GET /rocketpy-model/:id to GET /model/:id, PUT /rocketpy-model/:id to PUT /model/:id, DELETE /rocketpy-model/:id to DELETE /model/:id. Modified API flow to retrieve Rocketpy native class instead of Rocketpy Model. Changed response format from JSON pickle string to .dill binary.

Poem

In the land of code where rabbits play,
New paths have bloomed, brightening the way.
From "rocketpy" to "model," we hop with glee,
With .dill in hand, oh what a spree!
Let's celebrate changes, both swift and bold,
In our burrow of bytes, new stories unfold! 🐇✨

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Actionable comments posted: 1

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README.md (2)

140-141: LGTM! Consider adding a note about the endpoint change.

The updates to the API endpoints from /rocketpy-model to /model are consistent and align with the project's direction. This change suggests a more generic approach, potentially allowing for broader model types in the future.

Consider adding a brief note at the beginning of the CRUD section to highlight this change, especially for users familiar with the previous version. For example:

### CRUD
> Note: All endpoints have been updated from `/rocketpy-model` to `/model` for consistency and future extensibility.

Also applies to: 145-146, 150-151, 155-156

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Line range hint 1-182: Overall, the README updates accurately reflect the API changes.

The modifications to the API endpoints and the Rocketpy native class handling are well-documented in this update. The changes provide a more consistent and potentially more extensible API structure.

To further improve the documentation:

1. Consider adding a "Changelog" or "Recent Changes" section at the top of the README to highlight these significant updates.
2. Ensure that any example code or usage instructions elsewhere in the documentation are updated to reflect these changes.

As the API evolves, consider implementing versioning (e.g., /v1/model, /v2/model) to maintain backwards compatibility for existing users while allowing for future improvements.

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