Remove emoji from Screenshots header in README.md

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request implements a minor cosmetic adjustment to the README.md file. The change involves removing an emoji from a section header, aiming to provide a slightly cleaner and more streamlined appearance for the document without altering its informational content or functionality.

Highlights

• README Update: Removed the mobile phone emoji (📱) from the "Screenshots" header in README.md for a cleaner presentation.

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Code Review

This pull request removes an emoji from the 'Screenshots' header in README.md, which is a good step towards a cleaner and more consistent presentation. My primary feedback is that this change should be applied consistently across all translated versions of the README file to maintain uniformity throughout the project's documentation. I have added a specific comment on the change to highlight this.

[gemini-code-assist]

While removing the emoji from this header is a good change, this should be applied to all translated README.*.md files as well to ensure consistency. The emoji is still present in the 'Screenshots' header in other language-specific READMEs (e.g., README.es.md, README.fr.md, README.ja.md, etc.). Please update all of them in this pull request.