update readme file with Development Setup

README.md

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 ### [Demo credentials](https://github.com/openMF/mobile-wallet/wiki/Demo-credentials)
 
-### Development Setup
+### [Development Setup](https://github.com/openMF/mobile-wallet/wiki/Development-Setup)
 
-Before you begin, you should have already downloaded the Android Studio SDK and set it up correctly. You can find a guide on how to do this here: [Setting up Android Studio](http://developer.android.com/sdk/installing/index.html?pkg=studio).
-
-1. **Fork the Git Repository**
-
-    Forking the repository is the first step to start contributing. Click on the "Fork" button in the top right corner of the **[Mobile Wallet (Mifos Pay) repository](https://github.com/openMF/mobile-wallet)** to create your own fork.
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-    ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/44428198/254533248-3016c6eb-30b7-492b-91e8-dbbb61f76775.png)
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-    Forking creates a copy of the project under your GitHub account. This enables you to work on changes without affecting the original repository directly.
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-2. **Clone the Forked Repository**
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-    Once you have forked the repository, you need to clone it to your local development environment. Open a terminal or Git Bash and use the following command:
-
-    ```bash
-    git clone https://github.com/yourUsername/mobile-wallet.git
-    ```
-
-    Replace **`yourUsername`** with your actual GitHub username. Cloning creates a local copy of the repository on your machine, allowing you to make changes and contributions.
-
-3. **Working Locally on Your Cloned Repository**
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-    After cloning, navigate to the project directory using the terminal or Git Bash. 
-
-    Before making any changes, create a new branch dedicated to the feature or bug fix you'll be working on:
-    
-    ```bash
-    git checkout -b "new-branch-name"
-    ```
-    
-    Ensure that **`new-branch-name`** reflects the purpose of your changes (e.g., **`add-payment-feature`** or **`fix-bug-123`**).
-    
-    Make the necessary changes to the files to address the issue you're working on. Once you're done, you will be ready to proceed with verifying and committing your changes.
-    
-4. **Perform a Gradle Check**
-    
-All your pull requests must pass the CI build only then, it will be allowed to merge. 
-Sometimes, when the build doesn't pass you can use these commands in your local terminal and check for the errors,</br>
-
-**We've commited to use Material3 design in our project. And added lint check for not to use any M2 libraries in our project.</br>**
-**And when adding new library, please make sure to follow the naming convention and place in sequential order(A->Z).</br>**
-
-In MacOS, Windows or Linux, you should run the following commands before opening a PR, and make sure to pass all the commands:
-
-**In order to enhance our development process, we have implemented Git hooks in our project. 
-To install these hooks locally, simply run the command `./gradlew installGitHooks`. 
-This will ensure that the Git hooks are installed on your local machine.**</br>
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-* `./gradlew check -p build-logic` this checks build-logic configured properly.</br>
-* `./gradlew spotlessApply --no-configuration-cache` an check and apply formatting to any file.</br>
-* `./gradlew dependencyGuardBaseline`  to generate dependency-guard baseline.</br>
-* `./gradlew detekt`  to check detekt error.</br>
-* `./gradlew testDemoDebug :lint:test :mifospay:lintProdRelease :lint:lint` to check lint and test error.</br>
-* `./gradlew build` to build the project.</br>
-* `./gradlew updateProdReleaseBadging` to update the badging for the project.</br>
-
-*Or Run the `ci-prebuild.sh` or `ci-prebuild.bat` script to run all the above commands in one go.*
 
 ### **Committing Your Changes**