Add link to detailed Net::HTTP documentation in README Usage section

[tkf0029]

Problem

When looking at the README on GitHub, it's unclear where to find more detailed information.

The README for the Net::HTTP gem includes the following sections:

• Overview
• Installation
• Usage
  • GET
  • GET by URI
  • GET with Dynamic Parameters
  • POST
  • POST with Multiple Values
• Development
• Contributing

The file net-http/doc/net-http/examples.rdoc also contains some simple usage examples.

However, it is not clear where to look for following information:

• Details of the get or post_form methods used in the sample code:
  • Supported argument types
  • Return values
• Other ways to implement GET or POST requests
• Links to documentation covering the above

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Objective

To allow users of the net-http gem to easily find detailed information and sample code for implementing basic HTTP requests using net-http.

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Proposal

Add a link at the bottom of the README's Usage section pointing to documentation with more detailed information.

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The link is added only, without duplicating examples from rdoc, to avoid divergence between the README and official documentation.

[kou]

• How about using .../master/... not .../4.0/... because we don't want to maintain the version number here?
• Can we remove #public-class-methods? It seems that it's not useful here.

[tkf0029]

Thank you the suggesions.

1. About using .../master/... instead of .../4.0/...

• You're right — maintaining a specific version number in the README would require updates whenever the version changes. I’ll update the link to use .../master/... instead.

2. About removing #public-class-methods

• I originally added the heading anchor because the examples in the README use class methods, and I personally hesitated about where to look in the documentation. However:
  • Jumping directly to a specific section may feel a bit abrupt.
  • The fragment (#public-class-methods) could change in the future.
• For these reasons, I’ll replace it with a link to the top-level documentation page without the fragment

[kou]

+1