Structsense getting started

[tekrajchhetri]

This pull request creates a separate subsection LLM under Requirements.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request enhances the StructSense documentation by creating a dedicated section for Large Language Model (LLM) configurations. This change centralizes details about using OpenRouter and Ollama for agents and embeddings, improving the clarity and organization of the getting started guide. By consolidating this information, the PR aims to provide a more streamlined and accurate resource for users setting up LLM components within StructSense.

Highlights

• Documentation Structure: A new 'LLM' subsection has been introduced under 'Requirements' in the structsense_getting_started.md document to centralize information regarding Large Language Models.
• LLM Configuration Details: The new section clarifies the roles of OpenRouter and Ollama for both agent functionality and embedding generation, providing guidance on their usage.
• Documentation Refinement: Redundant information about Ollama's role in embedding generation has been removed from the 'docker/' section of structsense_getting_started.md to avoid duplication and improve clarity.
• Minor Formatting Adjustment: A small formatting change was made to the 'Quickstart' heading in structsense_overview.md by adding a trailing space.

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Code Review

This pull request refactors the documentation by creating a dedicated LLM subsection within the Requirements section of the getting started guide. The changes improve the document's structure. My review includes a few suggestions to enhance clarity and fix minor formatting issues in the markdown files for better readability and consistency.