update readme.md

Author: hareland

readme.md

@@ -1,32 +1,23 @@
 [![Build](https://github.com/hareland/multi-cache-remember/actions/workflows/pest.yml/badge.svg)](https://github.com/hareland/multi-cache-remember/actions/workflows/pest.yml)
 ### What does this package solve?
 
-This package offers the rememberMany macro for the Laravel Cache facade, providing efficient retrieval of multiple cache keys with customizable expiration and callbacks for missing keys.
+---
 
+This package offers the rememberMany macro for the Laravel Cache facade, providing efficient retrieval of multiple cache keys with customizable expiration and callbacks for missing keys.
 
+---
 > The rememberMany macro for the Laravel Cache facade provides several advantages over the traditional method of
 > looking up multiple cache keys one by one. 
 
-### And...?
-1. Reduced number of cache lookups: With the traditional method, each cache key is looked up individually, even if some
-   of them are being retrieved in quick succession. With the rememberMany macro, all the requested keys are retrieved
-   in a single call to Cache::many(), which can significantly reduce the number of cache lookups and improve
-   performance.
 
-2. Customizable cache expiration: The rememberMany macro allows you to specify an expiration time for all the cached
-   values at once, which can simplify the cache management process and make it easier to ensure that your cached data is
-   up-to-date.
-
-3. Callbacks for missing keys: The rememberMany macro allows you to specify a callback function for each cache key,
-   which will be called only if the key is not found in the cache. This is similar to the `Cache::remember()` method.
 
 ### Install
 
 ```bash
 composer require hareland/multi-cache-remember
 ```
 
-### Register ServiceProvider (if you need to)
+### Register ServiceProvider (if you must)
 
 ```php
 // in config/app.php
@@ -62,4 +53,22 @@ use Illuminate\Support\Facades\Cache;
     'dashboard.stats.sales:org:3' => [fn() => \App\Models\StatsForOrf::findFor(request()->user()->currentOrg), 60 * 5],
     'dashboard.stats.overview:org:3' => fn() => \App\Models\OverviewStats::findFor(request()->user()->currentOrg),
 ], 60); // 60 seconds is the default TTL for any keys that does not have a custom one.
-```
+```
+---
+
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+
+---
+### And...?
+1. Reduced number of cache lookups: With the traditional method, each cache key is looked up individually, even if some
+   of them are being retrieved in quick succession. With the rememberMany macro, all the requested keys are retrieved
+   in a single call to Cache::many(), which can significantly reduce the number of cache lookups and improve
+   performance.
+
+2. Customizable cache expiration: The rememberMany macro allows you to specify an expiration time for all the cached
+   values at once, which can simplify the cache management process and make it easier to ensure that your cached data is
+   up-to-date.
+
+3. Callbacks for missing keys: The rememberMany macro allows you to specify a callback function for each cache key,
+   which will be called only if the key is not found in the cache. This is similar to the `Cache::remember()` method.
+