docs: recommend PyPI install and use python -m pip install --upgrade autoloop

[mrauter1]

Motivation

• Clarify the recommended installation method for PyPI users and encourage using python -m pip to install or upgrade the package.

Description

• Update README.md to change the heading from "Install from PyPI:" to "Install from PyPI (recommended):".
• Replace the example pip install autoloop with python -m pip install --upgrade autoloop to recommend using the interpreter-bound pip and include the upgrade flag.

Testing

• No automated tests were run for this documentation-only change.

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This pull request improves the clarity and best practices for installing the autoloop package from PyPI. The changes guide users towards a more robust and recommended installation command, ensuring a smoother setup experience by explicitly suggesting the use of python -m pip and the --upgrade flag.

Highlights

• Documentation Update: The README.md file has been updated to clarify the recommended installation method for PyPI users.
• Installation Command: The example installation command was changed from pip install autoloop to python -m pip install --upgrade autoloop to promote interpreter-bound pip and include the upgrade flag.

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Code Review

This pull request updates the README.md to recommend PyPI installation and modifies the installation command to use python -m pip install --upgrade autoloop. A suggestion was made to use python3 instead of python in the installation command for improved cross-system compatibility and consistency with other project scripts.

[gemini-code-assist]

To ensure the command works reliably across different systems and for consistency with other scripts in this repository (like install_autoloop.sh which explicitly uses python3), it's recommended to use python3 here. On many systems, python might not be available or could point to an older Python 2 installation, whereas python3 is a more reliable way to invoke a Python 3 interpreter as required by your project.

This change could also be beneficially applied to other python invocations in this document for consistency.

Suggested change

	python -m pip install --upgrade autoloop
	python3 -m pip install --upgrade autoloop