Add troubleshooting section to README for common dependency issues

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request enhances the project's documentation by introducing a comprehensive troubleshooting guide within the README.md. The new section aims to streamline the setup process for new users and developers by addressing common dependency-related installation hurdles, thereby improving the overall developer experience and reducing friction during initial project setup.

Highlights

• New Troubleshooting Section: A dedicated 'Troubleshooting' section has been added to the README.md file to assist users with common installation issues.
• Dependency Issue Guidance: Specific guidance is provided for resolving issues related to react-scripts not being found and react-syntax-highlighter module errors, including recommended package versions.
• Installation Steps: Instructions to run npm install and npm start after verifying package.json are included to ensure a smooth setup process.

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[bananbenbadr]

bananbenbadr/live-api-web-console
fix-dependency-versions

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Code Review

This pull request adds a helpful troubleshooting section to the README.md file to guide users through common dependency issues. The additions are clear and well-organized. I have one suggestion to improve the clarity of an instruction to avoid potential confusion for users.

[gemini-code-assist]

The package.json file pins react-scripts to version 5.0.1. The phrase "or higher" could be confusing, as it suggests a version range is acceptable, while the code example and the project's package.json use a specific, pinned version. For clarity and to align with the project's configuration, it's better to recommend the exact version.

Suggested change

	If you see an error like `'react-scripts' is not recognized as an internal or external command`, verify that `react-scripts` is set to version `5.0.1` or higher in `package.json`:
	If you see an error like `'react-scripts' is not recognized as an internal or external command`, verify that `react-scripts` is set to version `5.0.1` in `package.json`: