docs: Description typo fixed

[hyunsooda]

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• Documentation
  • Enhanced README with a refined introduction to the S2 compression library.
  • Added comprehensive benefits and drawbacks of S2 compared to Snappy.
  • Expanded usage instructions with detailed examples for encoding and decoding functions.
  • Introduced performance metrics comparing S2 and Snappy.
  • Included usage instructions for command-line tools and self-extracting archives.
  • Elaborated on indexing capabilities and format extensions.

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The pull request updates the s2/README.md file with comprehensive documentation for the S2 compression library. The changes provide a detailed overview of S2's features, performance characteristics, and usage instructions. The documentation now includes in-depth explanations of encoding and decoding processes, performance comparisons with Snappy, command-line tool usage, self-extracting archives, indexing capabilities, and format extensions.

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s2/README.md

- Enhanced introduction clarifying S2 as a Snappy extension - Added benefits and drawbacks section - Expanded usage instructions with detailed encoding/decoding examples - Included performance metrics comparison with Snappy - Added documentation for command-line tools s2c and s2d - Introduced self-extracting archives section - Elaborated on indexing and seeking capabilities - Explained format extensions and dictionary encoding

Sequence Diagram

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant S2Encoder
    participant S2Decoder
    
    User->>S2Encoder: Create Encoder
    User->>S2Encoder: EncodeBuffer(src)
    S2Encoder-->>User: Compressed Data
    
    User->>S2Decoder: Create Decoder
    User->>S2Decoder: DecodeStream(compressedData)
    S2Decoder-->>User: Original Data

This sequence diagram illustrates the basic workflow of encoding and decoding using the S2 compression library, showing the interaction between the user, encoder, and decoder.

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s2/README.md (1)

82-82: LGTM! Parameter name consistency fix.

The code example now correctly uses src as the parameter name, matching the actual parameter name in the code. This fixes the inconsistency with the comment that previously referred to it as buf.

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Coderabbit is drunk. Anyway. Thanks for the fix!