Fix headers

[colinhacks]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Improved the formatting and presentation of documentation by converting legacy HTML tags and comments to Markdown-style headers, resulting in enhanced readability and a more consistent structure.
  • Adjusted spacing and styling for better content clarity without altering the underlying information.

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Walkthrough

Both the root and the deno/lib README files have been updated to improve formatting consistency. HTML header tags and comments have been removed in favor of Markdown headers (using "##") across sections such as Featured Sponsor, Table of Contents, Introduction, Sponsors, Installation, and Basic Usage. In the deno/lib/README.md file, additional <br/> adjustments have been made to refine section spacing. The overall document structure and content remain unchanged, and there are no modifications to exported or public entities.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
README.md, deno/lib/README.md	Replaced HTML <h2> tags and comment blocks with Markdown headers (##). In deno/lib/README.md, <br/> tags were adjusted to enhance spacing.

Poem

I hopped through lines of HTML,
Found comments and tags that lost their spell.
With a wiggle of whiskers, Markdown now shines bright,
Turning clutter into clarity with pure delight.
This bunny cheers for docs so neat—hop on and write! 🐰🌟

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