Wrote dedicated DevOps documentation into another file

DEVOPS.md

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+# DevOps Manual 🛠️
+
+The `rflow` tool comes with a dedicated `scripts` folder and pipeline configurations for Azure DevOps and GitHub Actions, facilitating its integration into your DevOps pipelines.
+
+### Setting Up the `scripts` Folder
+
+The `scripts` folder, located within the `rflow` repository, is designed to be placed directly into the root of your project for automating versioning processes.
+
+1. **Locate the `scripts` Folder**: Find the `scripts` folder in the `rflow` repository.
+2. **Place the `scripts` Folder in Your Project**: Simply copy this folder into the root directory of your project where `rflow` is to be used.
+
+### Using Pipeline Configurations
+
+`rflow` provides ready-to-use pipeline files for Azure and GitHub Actions in the `pipelines` folder. These files are prepared for immediate implementation.
+
+#### For Azure DevOps
+
+- **Pipeline File**: `azure-rflow.yml`
+- **Implementation** :
+    - Place `azure-rflow.yml` in your Azure DevOps pipeline configuration to integrate `rflow` into your Azure pipelines.
+
+#### For GitHub Actions
+
+- **Pipeline File**: `github-rflow.yml`
+- **Implementation** :
+    - Add `github-rflow.yml` to the `.github/workflows` directory of your GitHub repository to integrate `rflow` with your GitHub Actions workflows.
+
+### Integrating `rflow` into CI/CD
+
+Integrate `rflow` into your Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) processes by using the provided scripts and pipeline files. This integration ensures a smooth and automated process for managing releases and version control in your development cycle.

MANUAL.md

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-Certainly! I'll revise the `rflow` CLI Tool User Manual to remove references to manually checking the `version.info` file, simplifying the process for users.
-
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-
 # `rflow` CLI Tool User Manual 📘
 
 Welcome to the `rflow` CLI Tool! This tool automates various tasks in your software version management process. Below are instructions for using the different features available in `rflow`.

README.md

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 For detailed instructions on how to use `rflow`, please refer to the [MANUAL.md](MANUAL.md) file in this repository. It provides comprehensive guidance on utilizing all the features of `rflow`.
 
-## DevOps Settings 🛠️
+## 🛠️ DevOps Manual
 
-The `rflow` tool comes with a dedicated `scripts` folder and pipeline configurations for Azure DevOps and GitHub Actions, facilitating its integration into your DevOps pipelines.
-
-### Setting Up the `scripts` Folder
-
-The `scripts` folder, located within the `rflow` repository, is designed to be placed directly into the root of your project for automating versioning processes.
-
-1. **Locate the `scripts` Folder**: Find the `scripts` folder in the `rflow` repository.
-2. **Place the `scripts` Folder in Your Project**: Simply copy this folder into the root directory of your project where `rflow` is to be used.
-
-### Using Pipeline Configurations
-
-`rflow` provides ready-to-use pipeline files for Azure and GitHub Actions in the `pipelines` folder. These files are prepared for immediate implementation.
-
-#### For Azure DevOps
-
-- **Pipeline File**: `azure-rflow.yml`
-- **Implementation** :
-    - Place `azure-rflow.yml` in your Azure DevOps pipeline configuration to integrate `rflow` into your Azure pipelines.
-
-#### For GitHub Actions
-
-- **Pipeline File**: `github-rflow.yml`
-- **Implementation** :
-    - Add `github-rflow.yml` to the `.github/workflows` directory of your GitHub repository to integrate `rflow` with your GitHub Actions workflows.
-
-### Integrating `rflow` into CI/CD
-
-Integrate `rflow` into your Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) processes by using the provided scripts and pipeline files. This integration ensures a smooth and automated process for managing releases and version control in your development cycle.
+For detailed instructions on how to automatize versioning with `rflow`, please refer to the [DEVOPS.md](DEVOPS.md) file in this repository. It explains how to prepare your project for a fully automated versioning experience.
 
 # 🗺️ Development Roadmap