updated information that StructSense can be used from BrainKB website.

[tekrajchhetri]

this pull requests updates the information that StructSense can be used from BrainKB website.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request enhances the user onboarding experience by providing an additional, more accessible method for interacting with StructSense. It introduces a direct link to the BrainKB website, allowing users to utilize StructSense's functionalities without the need for local installation, thereby streamlining the initial setup process for those who prefer a web-based approach.

Highlights

• Documentation Update: The structsense_getting_started.md file has been updated to include information about an alternative way to use StructSense.
• Direct Usage Option: Users can now access and use StructSense directly from the BrainKB website without needing to install anything locally.

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Code Review

This pull request updates the getting started documentation to inform users that StructSense can be used directly from the BrainKB website. My review focuses on improving the readability of this new information. I've suggested a small change to make the link more user-friendly by using descriptive text instead of a raw URL, which also improves the sentence flow.

[gemini-code-assist]

For better readability, consider using descriptive link text instead of the raw URL.¹ Additionally, using the preposition 'on' would make the sentence sound more natural.

Suggested change

	Or, if you prefer not to install anything, **use StructSense directly from the BrainKB website** at [https://beta.brainkb.org/](https://beta.brainkb.org/).
	Or, if you prefer not to install anything, **use StructSense directly on the [BrainKB website](https://beta.brainkb.org/)**.

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Footnotes

1. Using descriptive text for hyperlinks (e.g., 'BrainKB website') instead of the raw URL improves readability and accessibility. It provides users with clear context about the link's destination. ↩