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This pull request focuses on improving the accuracy of the project's documentation by correcting a minor but important detail in the README.md file. The change ensures that the provided CSV example adheres to widely accepted standards, enhancing the clarity and correctness of the project's usage examples.

Highlights

• Documentation Correction: The CSV example in the README.md file has been updated to correctly use commas as field delimiters instead of semicolons, aligning with standard CSV format.

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Code Review

This pull request correctly fixes an inconsistency in the CSV example in README.md by changing the delimiter from a semicolon to a comma to match the header. While this is a good improvement, I've noticed a small inconsistency in the quoting within the CSV data. For better clarity and consistency in the documentation, I've suggested quoting the date field. Additionally, I've noted an issue in the related C++ code snippet in the README.md that is outside of this PR's changes but would be beneficial to address in a follow-up: the Person struct definition is missing the birthday field, which will cause a compilation error for users trying to run the example.

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For consistency with the other string-based fields in this CSV example (first_name, last_name, town, and email), the birthday field should also be enclosed in double quotes. While not strictly required by the CSV standard if the value doesn't contain delimiters or quotes, quoting it makes the example more consistent and less ambiguous for readers.

Suggested change

	"Bart","Simpson","Springfield",1987-04-19,10,"bart@simpson.com"
	"Lisa","Simpson","Springfield",1987-04-19,8,"lisa@simpson.com"
	"Maggie","Simpson","Springfield",1987-04-19,0,"maggie@simpson.com"
	"Homer","Simpson","Springfield",1987-04-19,45,"homer@simpson.com"
	"Bart","Simpson","Springfield","1987-04-19",10,"bart@simpson.com"
	"Lisa","Simpson","Springfield","1987-04-19",8,"lisa@simpson.com"
	"Maggie","Simpson","Springfield","1987-04-19",0,"maggie@simpson.com"
	"Homer","Simpson","Springfield","1987-04-19",45,"homer@simpson.com"