refactor(readme): put note on outdated themes at the end of readme file

README.md

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-# Themes which are out of date are removed
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-Themes that have not been updated in the past few years are removed as per the current policy. Even if your theme is fully functional, it is recommended that you periodically check and confirm its compatibility with the latest versions of Hugo.
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-# Adding a theme to the list
+# Adding a theme
 
 You can use the command <code>hugo new theme <em>THEME_NAME</em></code> to create a new theme.
 
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 > **Note**: If you add screenshots to the README, please make sure to use absolute file paths instead of relative ones (like `/images/screenshot.png`). Relative paths work great on GitHub/GitLab, but they don't correspond to the directory structure of [themes.gohugo.io](https://themes.gohugo.io/) website. Therefore, browsers will not be able to display screenshots if relative paths are used.
 
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+## Note on outdated themes
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+Themes that have not been updated in the past few years are removed as per the current policy. Even if your theme is fully functional, it is recommended that you periodically check and confirm its compatibility with the latest versions of Hugo.
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 ## FAQ
 
 **Question:** My theme is flagged as 'old' when it's been updated recently.