add Punjabi README translation - #674
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…ges and if u find any mistakes pls tell me
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hi so i add readme in punjbi hindi and urdu i am native in this languges and if u find any mistakes pls tell me
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I have added a Punjabi translation of the README. Please review it and let me know if you find any mistakes or wording that could be improved. Punjabi is my native language, but I would still appreciate any feedback to make the translation as accurate and natural as possible.
I also plan to contribute additional translations, including Hindi and Urdu, to make the documentation accessible to more people. My goal is to help developers, beginners, students, and anyone who is not comfortable reading technical English understand the project more easily in their native language.