Create comprehensive README and project documentation

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This PR addresses the request to "Give me a readme for this" by creating comprehensive documentation for the Vector-Visualizer project.

What's Added

📖 Comprehensive README (252 lines)

• Clear project description: Explains the tool's purpose for visualizing word embeddings in 3D space using OpenAI's embedding models
• Feature overview: Lists key capabilities including OpenAI integration, 3D visualization, PCA dimensionality reduction, and Flask web interface
• Installation guide: Step-by-step setup instructions with prerequisites and environment configuration
• Usage examples: Three different ways to use the tool:
  • Standalone script for sports terms (main.py)
  • Flask web application for AI terms (app.py)
  • Custom example script for any domain (examples/custom_example.py)
• Configuration options: Details on switching between OpenAI embedding models and customizing visualizations
• API cost information: Pricing breakdown for different embedding models
• Troubleshooting section: Common issues and solutions
• Project structure diagram: Clear overview of file organization

🛠️ Supporting Files

• Fixed requirements.txt: Corrected sklearn → scikit-learn and added missing matplotlib dependency
• Created .env.example: Template file to help users set up their OpenAI API key correctly
• Enhanced .gitignore: Added comprehensive Python exclusions for cache files, virtual environments, and IDE files
• Added examples/custom_example.py: 3.7KB example script demonstrating how to customize the tool for different domains (programming languages, scientific concepts, etc.)

🎯 Key Improvements

• User-friendly setup: Clear instructions with copy-paste commands
• Multiple usage patterns: Accommodates different user preferences (CLI, web, custom)
• Educational content: Explains how the tool works (embeddings → PCA → 3D visualization)
• Practical examples: Shows real use cases and customization options

The documentation now provides everything users need to understand, install, configure, and effectively use the Vector-Visualizer tool. The existing screenshot (static/3d_plot_small.png) is properly referenced to give users a visual preview of the output.

Technical Details

• Maintains existing functionality without breaking changes
• Follows standard Python project documentation practices
• Includes proper error handling guidance
• References existing code structure and capabilities accurately

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