README Enhancement: Improved Clarity and Usability

[mariajaureguiim]

This pull request enhances the README file to provide users with clearer and more comprehensive information about the Cupcake Rust library. The changes aim to improve the overall user experience by offering step-by-step installation instructions, highlighting the importance of benchmarks and tests, and providing essential details about supported parameters. Here's a summary of the key improvements:

Title and Description: The README now includes a concise title and a more descriptive introduction to the library, making it easier for users to understand its purpose and capabilities.

Table of Contents: We've added a structured table of contents to facilitate easy navigation through the README.

Requirements: Compatible platforms are explicitly listed, helping users quickly determine if Cupcake suits their environment.

Installation: We've provided clear, step-by-step installation instructions, including how to install Rust and create a new Rust project if needed. We've emphasized the importance of adding Cupcake as a dependency in the Cargo.toml file.

Benchmarks and Tests: We've explained the significance of benchmarks and tests and provided commands for running them. This helps users ensure the reliability and performance of the library.

Supported Parameters: Information about the default secure parameter set is provided, along with an emphasis on the importance of caution when changing parameters. This section helps users understand the implications of parameter choices.

These improvements aim to make the README more user-friendly and informative, ultimately enhancing the user experience for individuals interested in utilizing the Cupcake library for their cryptographic needs.

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