Certainly! Here's a sample README.md file for your Venom GitHub repository:

Venom is a simple version control system (VCS) implemented in C, inspired by Git. It provides basic versioning capabilities for managing changes to files within a repository.

• Initialization: Initialize a new Venom repository.
• Adding Files: Add files to the repository's staging area.
• Committing: Create commits with a commit message and store changes in the repository.
• Showing Commit Details: View details of a specific commit.
• Diffing: Compare changes between commits with line-by-line diffing and color coding.

To get started with Venom, clone the repository and compile the source code:

git clone <repository_url>
cd venom
make

./venom init

./venom add <file>

./venom commit "Commit message"

./venom show <commit_id>

./venom diff <commit_id1> <commit_id2>

• Branching and Merging
• Remote Repositories (Push/Pull/Fetch)
• Tags
• Undo/Revert Changes
• History Visualization (Log)
• Stashing
• Enhanced Diffing (Word/Character-level)
• Configuration and Hooks

Contributions are welcome! Please fork the repository and submit a pull request.

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

Feel free to customize this README.md to include more specific details about Venom's implementation, additional features, or any other relevant information for potential users and contributors. This README provides a basic structure to showcase Venom's functionality and how to use it effectively.