Feat(docs): Improve python course section 1.1 #18
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This commit significantly enhances the documentation for section 1.1 of the course, focusing on Python for AI/ML. The key improvements include: - Richer Content: Expanded explanations on why Python is preferred for AI/ML, including a new table of essential libraries. - Modernized Tooling: Updated the Python installation guide to recommend `uv` instead of `pyenv`, ensuring consistency with the course's tooling. - Enhanced Readability: Added emojis to section titles for better visual engagement and a new "Key Takeaways" section to summarize crucial points. - Clearer Guidance: Provided more specific advice on selecting a Python version for new projects.
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This PR improves the section 1.1 of the course by making the content richer and easier to follow.