Update the readme and added more alt code support upto 2000

Author: asurpbs

README.md

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-# ALT-Code-Gboard-Dictionary 🎨
+# ALT-Code-Gboard-Dictionary
 
-Do you want to spice up your texts with cool symbols? 😎
+## Overview
 
-Do you want to type like a pro with simple shortcuts? 🚀
+This repository provides a collection of alt codes for Gboard, the Google keyboard app for Android and iOS devices. Alt codes are keyboard shortcuts that enable you to input special characters and symbols that are not present on the standard keyboard layout. You can use these alt codes to enhance your text messages, emails, documents, and more.
 
-Do you want to use alt codes on your Android or iOS devices? 📱
+With this dictionary, you can:
+- Enhance your texts with special symbols and characters
+- Type efficiently using simple shortcuts
+- Utilize alt codes on your mobile devices
 
-If you answered yes to any of these questions, then this repository is for you!
+## Features (Under Development)
 
-This repository provides a collection of alt codes for Gboard, the Google keyboard app for Android and iOS devices. Alt codes are keyboard shortcuts that enable you to input special characters and symbols that are not present on the standard keyboard layout. You can use these alt codes to enrich your text messages, emails, documents and more.
+This dictionary contains various shortcut words that correspond to different alt codes. Some examples include:
 
-## Features(Under Developing) 🌟
-
-This dictionary contains some words that correspond to different alt codes. Some examples are:
-
-- ` 1` ➡️ ☺
-- ` 2` ➡️ ☻
-- ` 3` ➡️ ♥
-- ` 4` ➡️ ♦
-- ` 5` ➡️ ♣
-- ` 6` ➡️ ♠
-- ` 7` ➡️ •
-- ` 8` ➡️ ◘
-- ` 9` ➡️ ○
-- `10` ➡️ ◙
+- ` 1` → ☺
+- ` 2` → ☻
+- ` 3` → ♥
+- ` 4` → ♦
+- ` 5` → ♣
+- ` 6` → ♠
+- ` 7` → •
+- ` 8` → ◘
+- ` 9` → ○
+- `10` → ◙
 
 You can find the full list of words and alt codes in the [dictionary.txt](https://github.com/asurpbs/ALT-Code-Gboard-Dictionary/blob/main/dictionary.txt) file.
 
-## How to use it 🚀
+## How to use it
 
 To use this dictionary, you need to have Gboard installed on your Android or iOS device. If you don't have it yet, you can download it from the [Google Play Store](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.inputmethod.latin) or the [App Store](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/gboard-the-google-keyboard/id1091700242).
 
 Once you have Gboard installed, follow these steps to add this dictionary to your keyboard:
 
 1. Download the [zip file here.](https://github.com/asurpbs/ALT-Code-Gboard-Dictionary/archive/refs/heads/main.zip) file from this repository and save it on your device.
-2. Open the Gboard app and tap on the settings icon (⚙️).
+2. Open the Gboard app and tap on the settings icon.
 3. Tap on Dictionary > Personal dictionary > All languages > +.
 4. Tap on Import > Browse files > Select the dictionary.txt file > Import.
 5. You should see a message saying "Imported words".
 6. You're done! You can now use the alt codes on your keyboard.
 
-To use the alt codes, simply type the word that corresponds to the symbol you want, followed by a space. For example, if you want to type a smiley face (☺), type `1` followed by a space. The GBoard will show it after type it in the suggestion bar.
-
+To use the alt codes, simply type the word that corresponds to the symbol you want, followed by a space. For example, if you want to type a smiley face (☺), type `1` followed by a space. The GBoard will show it after typing it in the suggestion bar.
 
-## License 📝
+## License
 
 This project is licensed under the Unlicense license. This means you can use it for any purpose, without any restrictions or obligations.