Add testing section to README

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Todo List

• Check for repository guidelines (CLAUDE.md)
• Read current README.md
• View PR changes
• Analyze changes and provide feedback

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Review Summary

This PR adds a new "Testing" section (#4) to the README. The addition is well-intentioned and aligns with the existing README structure, but the content needs significant expansion to be useful.

Feedback

1. Content Completeness ⚠️

Issue: The testing section is extremely brief and lacks actionable information.

Current content (README.md:65-67):

<h2>#4 Testing</h2>

This project includes comprehensive testing to ensure model accuracy and reliability.

Concerns:

• No information about how to run tests
• No description of what aspects are tested (model accuracy, GUI functionality, data preprocessing, etc.)
• No mention of testing frameworks or tools used
• The statement claims "comprehensive testing" exists, but provides no evidence or details

Suggestions:
Consider including:

• How to run tests (e.g., python -m pytest or specific test commands)
• What testing frameworks are used (pytest, unittest, etc.)
• What components are tested (model accuracy metrics, data loading, emoji mapping, etc.)
• Expected test coverage or accuracy thresholds
• Example test output or how to interpret results

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2. Formatting Consistency ✓

The HTML header format <h2>#4 Testing</h2> is consistent with the existing sections (#1, #2, #3), which is good.

3. Positioning ✓

Placing the Testing section as #4 makes logical sense, as it follows the implementation steps section (#3).

4. Grammar and Style ✓

The sentence is grammatically correct, though it would be more impactful with concrete details.

Recommendation

Don't merge yet. While this PR establishes the section structure, it should include meaningful testing documentation before merging. A testing section that only says "testing exists" doesn't provide value to users trying to work with this project.

Consider adding details about:

• Testing commands
• Testing frameworks/tools
• Test file locations
• What's being tested
• How to interpret results
• Any setup required for testing

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