docs: Added Quick Start section in README#2494
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thanks for the PR . I don't think we should add long content into README. Maybe we should add to the website somewhere. |
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Is this PR related to a ticket?
Yes, this PR is related to Issue #2187 and follows the [DOCS] naming format.
(It contributes to improving documentation but does not fully close the issue.)
What changes were proposed in this PR?
Added a Quick Start section for Python, Scala/Java, and R, each linking to the detailed setup guides on the Sedona website.
This makes it easier for new users to get started with their preferred language quickly.
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Did this PR include necessary documentation updates?