Add "Open with Codeanywhere" badge to README.md

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💻 变更类型 | Change Type

• [] feat
• fix
• refactor
• perf
• style
• test
• [x ] docs
• ci
• chore
• build

🔀 变更说明 | Description of Change

Why?

With Codeanywhere, devs and contributors can:

• Instantly launch a cloud or local IDE with remote dev environment.
• Automatically set up and configure a remote dev environments if a devcontainer.json file is present.

Benefits:

1. Faster onboarding for new contributors.
2. Consistent and ready-to-use development environments.
3. Flexibility to work in the cloud or locally.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Enhanced the README with new sections and updates for improved clarity.
  • Added a button for "Open in Codeanywhere" in the development section.
  • Clarified the "Get Started" section with step-by-step instructions for API key setup and deployment.
  • Expanded the "Environment Variables" section with detailed descriptions of required variables.
  • Updated the "Requirements" section to specify necessary NodeJS and Docker versions.
  • Refined the "Development" section with local development and Docker deployment instructions.

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Walkthrough

The pull request primarily updates the README.md file to enhance documentation clarity and usability. Key changes include the addition of a button for "Open in Codeanywhere," clarified instructions for obtaining an OpenAI API key, and expanded descriptions of environment variables. The "Requirements" section now specifies necessary NodeJS and Docker versions. Updates also highlight recent features such as Realtime Chat and Tauri integration, along with refined local development instructions using Docker.

Changes

File	Change Summary
README.md	- Added "Open in Codeanywhere" button. - Clarified "Get Started" section with API key instructions. - Expanded "Environment Variables" section with detailed descriptions. - Specified NodeJS and Docker versions in "Requirements." - Updated "What's New" section with recent features. - Refined local development instructions using Docker.

Possibly related PRs

• Update README.md #5124: This PR updates the README.md file, enhancing documentation clarity and usability.
• fix: [#5574] readme #5608: This PR focuses on updating the README.md file, making significant improvements to content structure and clarity.
• Update README.md #5610: Similar to the main PR, this PR updates the README.md file, expanding sections and enhancing the overall documentation.
• Update README.md #5722: This PR updates the README.md file with new content and structural enhancements.
• chore: update readme #5767: This PR adds new environment variable options in the README.md, relevant to the focus on enhancing documentation regarding environment variables.

Suggested reviewers

• lloydzhou

🐰 In the garden where knowledge blooms,
A button added to chase away glooms.
With guides so clear, the path is bright,
Developers rejoice, all feels just right!
From APIs to Docker, all laid out,
Hop on in, there's no room for doubt! 🌼

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)

README.md (1)

387-388: LGTM with minor suggestions.

The Codeanywhere badge is a great addition to enhance development options. However, there are a couple of minor improvements needed:

1. Update the repository URL in the badge to use the current repository name
2. Remove the extra newline after the badge to maintain consistent spacing

Apply this diff:

-[![Open in Codeanywhere](https://codeanywhere.com/img/open-in-codeanywhere-btn.svg)](https://app.codeanywhere.com/#https://github.com/ChatGPTNextWeb/ChatGPT-Next-Web)
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+[![Open in Codeanywhere](https://codeanywhere.com/img/open-in-codeanywhere-btn.svg)](https://app.codeanywhere.com/#https://github.com/Yidadaa/ChatGPT-Next-Web)

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