#Change header level for App Hosting adapters

[DOUGLASDAVIS08161978]

#392

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request refines the documentation structure by adjusting the heading level of the primary title in the README.md file. The change from an H1 to an H2 heading improves the overall hierarchy and readability of the document.

Highlights

• Documentation Update: The main heading for "App Hosting adapters" in the README.md file has been demoted from an H1 (#) to an H2 (##).

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Code Review

This pull request changes the main heading in the root README.md from a level 1 to a level 2 heading. While this is a small change, it's generally best practice for a README.md file to have a single level 1 heading as its title for better document structure and accessibility. I've left a comment suggesting to revert this change to maintain a clear and semantically correct document structure.

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Changing the main title from a level 1 heading (#) to a level 2 heading (##) is generally discouraged for a root README.md file. A document should have a single H1 for its main title, which helps with accessibility and document structure. This change also results in two consecutive headings (## App Hosting adapters followed by ## Overview) without any content in between, which is not ideal. It's recommended to keep the main title as a level 1 heading.

Suggested change

	## App Hosting adapters
	# App Hosting adapters