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Updated readme file

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Pull Request Overview

This PR updates the README.md documentation to improve clarity and focus the project description. The changes refine the library's purpose statement and remove outdated API documentation.

  • Enhanced the main description with better formatting and clearer use case explanation
  • Added a new "Why would you need this?" section explaining the specific CSS opacity use case
  • Removed documentation for the hexToRgb function and license section


## Why would you need this?

This function is useful to create semi-transparent backgrounds as the CSS opacity attribute applies to the whole element and child elements, while this pixel can be used as a background image with specific opacity.
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[nitpick] The explanation could be clearer. Consider rephrasing to: 'This function is useful for creating semi-transparent backgrounds. Unlike the CSS opacity property which affects the entire element and its children, this transparent pixel can be used as a background image with opacity applied only to the background.'

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This function is useful to create semi-transparent backgrounds as the CSS opacity attribute applies to the whole element and child elements, while this pixel can be used as a background image with specific opacity.
This function is useful for creating semi-transparent backgrounds. Unlike the CSS `opacity` property, which affects the entire element and its children, this transparent pixel can be used as a background image with opacity applied only to the background.

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@Mario-Duarte Mario-Duarte merged commit b82abc2 into main Jul 27, 2025
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@Mario-Duarte Mario-Duarte deleted the doc/update-documentation branch July 27, 2025 22:44
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