Fix #1137 and #908: replace README.rst with Markdown version & update content #1143
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This replaces the reStructuredText version of the README file with a Markdown version, for better compatibility with our practices in our other repos. In addition, it removes the OpenFermion logo to follow the updated branding guidelines for Quantum AI. It also slightly reorganizes the content, provides a BibTeX version of the citation info, and adds the standard Google disclaimer and our QAI logo at the bottom.
This adds the same QAI logo image used in our other repos.
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This replaces the reStructuredText version of the README file with a Markdown version, for better compatibility with our practices in our other repos. In addition, it removes the OpenFermion logo to follow the updated branding guidelines for Quantum AI. It also slightly reorganizes the content, as well as provides a BibTeX version of the citation info, and finally, adds the standard Google disclaimer and our QAI logo at the bottom.