Update status and roadmap section

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Summary:

Updated Status and Roadmap in README.md to clarify development efforts and future goals for graphiti, removing a line about GitHub updates.

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• Updated Status and Roadmap section in README.md.
• Clarified ongoing development efforts and future goals for graphiti.
• Focus areas: performance, scalability, LLM models, embedder interface, custom graph schemas, CRUD operations, retrieval capabilities, test coverage.
• Removed line directing users to GitHub for updates.

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1. README.md:339

• Draft comment:
  The phrase 'with an upper limit' is vague. Consider specifying what the upper limit is or providing more context for clarity.
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  The updated roadmap section in the README.md is clear and well-structured. However, the phrase 'Latency currently scales sublinearly with graph size, with an upper limit.' could be made clearer by specifying what the upper limit is or providing more context.

2. README.md:339

• Draft comment:
  Consider adding a brief explanation about what 'sublinear scaling of latency with graph size' means for clarity.
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  The updated section in the README.md file is clear and concise. However, it could benefit from a brief comment explaining the sublinear scaling of latency with graph size, as this might be a complex concept for some readers.

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1. README.md:338

• Draft comment:
  Consider re-adding the latency information as it provides useful context about current performance.
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  The PR description mentions updating the 'Status and Roadmap' section to clarify ongoing development efforts and future goals. The changes in the diff reflect this update, but the removal of the latency information seems unintentional as it provides useful context about current performance.

2. README.md:339

• Draft comment:
  Avoid mentioning secrets or credentials like API keys in the documentation. Consider using environment variables or configuration files to manage them securely.
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  The README.md file does not contain any Python code that requires a copyright notice. However, the file does mention the use of an OpenAI API key, which could be considered a secret or credential. This should be addressed.

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1. README.md:337

• Draft comment:
  Consider re-adding the line directing users to GitHub for the latest updates and release notes to ensure they know where to find the most current information.
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  The removal of the line directing users to GitHub for updates might lead to confusion about where to find the latest information.

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