add USAGE_EXPLORE.md

[p14c31355]

🚀 Pull Request

Overview

• Related Issue: Hashing multiple correct sequences #101
• Response details: Separating the Rustdoc, which was difficult to read

Change details

• New feature
• Refactoring
• Bug fix
• CI / Build settings correction
• Documentation update

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request refactors the project's documentation by extracting verbose Rustdoc comments from the src/explorer.rs and src/scanner.rs files into a new, dedicated markdown file, docs/USAGE_EXPLORE.md. The primary goal is to enhance the readability of the core Rust code by separating detailed explanations and usage examples into a more accessible and organized documentation format. This change improves the maintainability of both the code and its accompanying documentation.

Highlights

• New Documentation File: A new dedicated Markdown file, docs/USAGE_EXPLORE.md, has been introduced to house all detailed documentation, examples, and explanations for the I2C Command Sequence Explorer module.
• Rustdoc Refactoring: Extensive Rustdoc comments, including module-level explanations, examples, and method descriptions, have been extracted from src/explorer.rs and src/scanner.rs and moved into the new USAGE_EXPLORE.md file.
• Improved Code Readability: This refactoring significantly cleans up the Rust source files, making the code itself easier to read and navigate by separating the implementation details from the comprehensive usage documentation.

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Code Review

This pull request refactors the documentation by moving detailed explanations from Rustdoc comments in src/explorer.rs and src/scanner.rs into a new docs/USAGE_EXPLORE.md file. This is a good step towards separating usage documentation from inline code comments. My review focuses on improving the formatting and readability of the new Markdown file to make it more effective as standalone documentation, and points out some minor code style issues in the source files.

[gemini-code-assist]

This blank line was left after removing the documentation comment. To maintain a clean and consistent coding style, it should be removed. Similar extra blank lines are present on lines 179 and 265.