docs: fix typo referenced in Flowise repo issue #5638

[Yashxp1]

Fixed typos in the Assistant section on https://docs.flowiseai.com/

changed “begineer-friendly” to “beginner-friendly”.

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changed "neccessary" to "necessary"

This issue was originally reported in the Flowise repository as issue #5638:
FlowiseAI/Flowise#5638

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request addresses a minor but important documentation update by correcting a typo in the 'Assistant' section of the main English README file. The change ensures the documentation is accurate and easy to read, directly resolving a reported issue to enhance user experience.

Highlights

• Typo Correction: Fixed a typographical error in the documentation, changing 'begineer-friendly' to 'beginner-friendly'.
• Documentation Update: The correction was applied within the 'Assistant' section of the en/README.md file.
• Issue Resolution: This change addresses and resolves issue #5638, which was reported in the Flowise repository.

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Code Review

Thank you for fixing the typo. Your change from "begineer-friendly" to "beginner-friendly" is correct. I noticed another small typo and a minor grammatical improvement on the same line, for which I've left a suggestion. With that small change, this pull request will be perfect.

[gemini-code-assist]

Thanks for catching that typo! I noticed another one on the same line: neccessary should be necessary. Also, adding the article "a" before "chat assistant" would improve the sentence's flow.

Here's a suggestion that incorporates both fixes.

Suggested change

	Assistant is the most beginner-friendly way of creating an AI Agent. Users can create chat assistant that is able to follow instructions, use tools when neccessary, and retrieve knowledge base from uploaded files ([RAG](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Retrieval-augmented_generation)) to respond to user queries.
	Assistant is the most beginner-friendly way of creating an AI Agent. Users can create a chat assistant that is able to follow instructions, use tools when necessary, and retrieve knowledge base from uploaded files ([RAG](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Retrieval-augmented_generation)) to respond to user queries.