docs: fix minor grammar issue in README.md

[Jashnavi25]

This PR fixes a small grammar issue in the README.md file to improve clarity and readability.
It changes “If you're not comfortable with command line” to
“If you're not comfortable using the command line” for grammatical accuracy.

No content or code changes — documentation-only edit.

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• Contributors.md
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[Jashnavi25]

Hi maintainers 👋
This PR fixes a minor grammar issue in README.md.
I see a small conflict in Contributors.md due to multiple updates.
Kindly review and merge when possible — thank you! 🙏

[Jashnavi25]

Hi maintainers 👋

I’ve resolved the earlier conflict in Contributors.md and verified that all checks have passed successfully ✅
This PR now has no merge conflicts and is ready to be merged.

It includes only a small grammar improvement in README.md for better clarity.
Kindly review and merge when possible. Thank you so much for your time and effort! 🙏✨

[Roshanjossey]

What are the grammatical errors in the sentence

If you're not comfortable with command line, here are tutorials using GUI tools.

?

[Jashnavi25]

Hi @Roshanjossey 👋

The original sentence:

"If you're not comfortable with command line, here are tutorials using GUI tools."

is missing an article before “command line.”
In English, we say "the command line", not "command line" by itself.

Correct grammar:
"If you're not comfortable using the command line, here are tutorials using GUI tools."

I also changed "with command line" → "using the command line" because:

• "with command line" is uncommon and sounds incomplete
• "using the command line" is the natural, standard expression

So the updated sentence is grammatically correct and more natural for learners.

Thank you!

[Roshanjossey]

is missing an article before “command line.”
In English, we say "the command line", not "command line" by itself.

What's your source for this?