docs: update sample code use safari and warn about in dev process

[andostronaut]

This is an automated pull request for branch docs/update-readme-usage-and-warning

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Added a cautionary note alerting users that the project is still under development and not ready for production.
  • Updated the description of the sample test to clarify its behavior when verifying the page title.
  • Revised the default browser setting to Safari while providing options to use Chrome or Firefox.

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Walkthrough

The pull request updates the README.md file by adding a cautionary note that the project is under development and not production-ready. It clarifies the sample test description to indicate that the test will open a browser to verify that the page title equals "Drowser." Additionally, the default browser has been changed from "chrome" to "safari," with the option to use "chrome" or "firefox." A sentence referencing a previous browser limitation has been removed.

Changes

File	Change Summary
README.md	Added a cautionary note regarding the project's development status; updated sample test description to detail browser behavior when checking the page title; changed default browser from "chrome" to "safari" with options for "chrome" or "firefox"; removed the sentence limiting tests to certain browsers.

Possibly related PRs

• fix: unused space on doc usage #120: Involves changes to the README.md file focusing on browser usage and test descriptions, specifically removing references to Firefox, closely aligning with the modifications in this PR.

Poem

I'm a rabbit with hops so light,
Reading docs deep into the night.
A caution note, a browser shift in view,
"Safari!" sings the update—hop on through!
Bugs be warned, we'll fix what's askew.
Coding carrots and commits anew!

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