Add descriptive section to README.md - #1
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- Added project title and description section - Described Dispatch as a Next.js application with form submission system - Highlighted Datadog log monitoring and AI-powered log analysis features - Mentioned automated cron jobs for log processing
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Summary
This PR addresses the issue where the README.md file was not descriptive enough by adding a proper project description section.
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Why This Change
The original README only contained the default Next.js boilerplate text without any description of what the Dispatch application actually does. This change provides users with a clear understanding of the project's purpose and key features.
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