Here’s a breakdown of what was improved or added in the code for the BeaconKit README section

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Enhanced Visual Presentation:

Added a centered banner at the top, along with a dark mode-compatible image, making the introduction visually appealing and accessible.
Centered the key headings and descriptions to improve readability and structure.
Clear Branding and Messaging:

Included a concise and attractive tagline: "A Modular Framework for Building EVM Consensus Clients ⛵️✨", which communicates the purpose of the project clearly.
Added a short descriptive subheading emphasizing its modularity and flexibility for EVM-based blockchain development.
Status Highlight:

Included a callout for the project’s active development status with a link to the relevant section, helping set user expectations.
Interactive Badges:

Introduced badges for:
CI status: Displays the current build status directly from the GitHub Actions workflow.
Code coverage: Reflects test coverage metrics.
Community links: Added links for Telegram, Twitter, and Discord, making it easy for developers to engage with the team and community.
Improved badge styling and made them prominent by aligning them centrally.
Detailed Project Introduction:

Clearly explained the purpose of BeaconKit with a direct link to its documentation, making it beginner-friendly.
Highlighted how the framework aligns with Ethereum Mainnet functionality and its benefits for blockchain developers.
Execution Client Support Section:

Created a structured list of supported Ethereum clients with links to their official resources.
Highlighted their individual strengths and technologies, helping developers understand compatibility and choose the right client.
Local Development Network Setup:

Simplified the instructions into clear, actionable steps.
Included a list of prerequisites with direct links to installation guides for required tools (e.g., Docker, Golang, Foundry).
Made the setup instructions beginner-friendly by emphasizing step-by-step guidance.

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