Update README for v4 Release (Similar to Python README)

[davidvonthenen]

This updates the README in preparation for the v4 release. This README is similar to the existing Python SDK README.

TODOs in another PR: Look into generating code docs from comments in code (similar to Go SDK). Issue: #268

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The recent update restructures the README.md file to enhance user accessibility and clarity. Key sections like API keys, requirements, and example codes have been prioritized in the document's layout. New sections including detailed quickstarts and logging instructions have been added, making it easier for users to get started and troubleshoot.

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File	Change Summary
README.md	Reorganized for clarity: moved key sections to top, added "Quickstarts", "Example Code", and "Logging".

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User: dvonthenen"
URL: https://github.com/deepgram/deepgram-dotnet-sdk/pull/260

Timestamp: 2024-04-04T01:29:14.054Z
Learning: The Deepgram .NET SDK examples are designed to be self-contained to facilitate ease of understanding and use. Centralizing functionalities like JSON parsing options among various examples is not preferred.

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README.md (9)

3-15: The restructuring of the introductory section and table of contents effectively prioritizes essential information, enhancing clarity and accessibility.

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27-29: The "Getting an API Key" section is clear and provides essential information upfront, which is beneficial for new users.

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31-37: The "Requirements" section effectively communicates the supported .NET versions, aiding users in verifying compatibility.

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39-56: The "Installation" section is well-organized, providing clear commands for installing the SDK and managing previous versions.

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59-154: The "Quickstarts" section is comprehensive, providing detailed guides and code examples for both pre-recorded and live audio transcription, which greatly facilitates user onboarding.

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157-193: The "Example Code" section is excellently organized, categorizing examples by API functionality and providing direct links, which enhances discoverability and usability.

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198-210: The "Logging" section provides clear instructions and code examples for configuring logging levels, which is valuable for debugging and troubleshooting.

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216-219: The "Development and Contributing" section effectively encourages community contributions and provides essential links to the Code of Conduct and Contribution guidelines.

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223-227: The "Getting Help" section is well-crafted, offering multiple channels for support, which enhances the accessibility and responsiveness of user assistance.

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