Co-authored-by: shenguanlin <shenguanlin@pjlab.org.cn>

Add notes in the Ubuntu and Windows CUDA acceleration guides on how to
determine if CUDA acceleration is working. This includes checking for
significant reductions in `layout detection cost`, `mfr time`, and `ocr cost`
as indicators of successful acceleration.

feat: add table recognition success detect

Add an exclamation mark to the section title to stress the importance of completing the
additional steps after downloading a model. This change is made in the Chinese
documentation to ensure users are aware of the necessary post-download actions.

Adjust the print statement in the how_to_download_models_zh_cn.md guide to reflect
the correct model download location. The path has been updated to specify the 'models'
directory where the model is actually downloaded.

feat: add table recognition success detect

Add a print statement to the example code in 'how_to_download_models_zh_cn.md' to
output the downloaded model directory path. This enhancement aids users in locating
the model files as it provides a clear indication of where they are saved on the
user's file system.

docs(readme): update acknowledgment section and project description- Streamline the Acknowledgments section in the README by removing redundant entries.- Clarify the project's current use of PyMuPDF and future plans for exploring a more  permissively licensed PDF processing library in the project description.
- Ensure all modifications adhere to the project's documentation standards and improve reader understanding.

docs(readme): update acknowledgment section and project description- Streamline the Acknowledgments section in the README by removing redundant entries.- Clarify the project's current use of PyMuPDF and future plans for exploring a more  permissively licensed PDF processing library in the project description.
- Ensure all modifications adhere to the project's documentation standards and improve reader understanding.

docs(models-download): update steps and remove deprecated sectionsUpdate the model download instructions to reflect the current process, removing
unnecessary sections and simplifying the steps. The updated guide now includesclearer instructions on installing Git LFS, downloading models from Hugging Face,and additional checks for model file completeness. This change ensures that the
documentation is up-to-date and provides a streamlined experience for users
downloading models.

docs: correct path format description in Windows CUDA docsUpdate the instructions in the Windows CUDA Acceleration documentation toreflect the correct path format. Specifically, clarify that Windows paths
should include the drive letter and replace backslashes with forward slashes.

Update the URLs for downloading the `magic-pdf.template.json` and `small_ocr.pdf`
files in the Windows CUDA acceleration guides. The links now point to the giteerepository instead of GitHub, ensuring users have access to the necessary files
from the correct source.

- Streamline the installation process by removing the redundant apt update step.
- Adjust the numbering of installation steps throughout the document.
- Update download URLs to gitee for the configuration template and demo file.
- Ensure consistency in the model directory configuration advice.

Add a new README_Ubuntu_CUDA_Acceleration_en_US.md document to provide users with a
setup guide for enabling and testing CUDA acceleration on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS. The guideincludes steps to check and install NVIDIA drivers, install Anaconda, create a conda
environment, install required applications, download and verify models, configure theenvironment, and test CUDA acceleration.

This addition addresses the need for clear, concise instructions on achieving better
performance with CUDA-enabled graphics cards and

- Note the fix in version 0.6.2b1 for the network error during the first run of offline  deployment and clarify the model download requirement.
- Update the dependency installation guide for users on macOS with Intel CPUs.
- Indicate the resolution in version 0.6.2b1 for compatibility issues with paddlepaddle
  version 2.6.1 on certain Linux systems.

This change aims to make the FAQ more informative and easier to navigate for users
experiencing similar issues, providing direct solutions and links where applicable.

docs: add conda install steps for environment setupAdd detailed steps on how to create a conda environment and activate it beforeproceeding with the pip installation of magic-pdf and required dependencies.
This provides users with a clearer guide on setting up their environment.

Update the download links for Anaconda in both Ubuntu and Windows CUDA
Acceleration documents to use the Tuna mirror. This change helps ensure that
users in China have faster access to the Anaconda distribution.

[fix bug] table recognition bug fixed#321

# Conflicts:
#	docs/how_to_download_models_zh_cn.md

If 'table-config' is not present in the configuration file, the table recognition
feature will default to being disabled to ensure consistent behavior. This change
adds a warning log and sets a default configuration for table recognition when the
expected config is missing.

Ensure proper formatting of inline equations by adding spaces outside the equation delimitersto prevent markdown from interpreting the equation content as part of a link. This addresses
the issue where inline OCR equations appear without the correct markdown formatting.

The restriction on the matplotlib version has been updated to only apply on Windows
platforms, where precompiled packages are not available starting from version 3.9.1.
This change enables users on Linux and macOS to install newer versions of matplotlib,
addressing compatibility issues with recent bug fixes.

fix(dependencies): remove unnecessary pypandoc and struct-eqtable packages;fix matplotlib>=3.9.1 not support Windows system without compilation environment.

Update the README documents to clarify that the "models-dir" in the
configuration should be an absolute path. Also, provide additional guidance
for Windows users on how to correctly format the path to avoid common issues
with path escaping in JSON files.

Add instructions to download the magic-pdf.template.json file using wget on
Ubuntu and a PowerShell script on Windows in the respective README files.
This is to facilitate the setup process by providing direct download options,
replacing manual file transfers.

add demo url

Add a note in the README_zh-CN_v2.md to clarify the availability of GPU
acceleration for devices supporting CUDA, directing users to specific
tutorials based on their operating system.

Update the install commands in both Ubuntu and Windows CUDA Acceleration
guides to specify Magic-PDF version 0.6.2b1, ensuring consistency andavoiding potential version mismatches.

Update the FAQ to clarify the dependency installation issue when using magic-pdf. Ensure
users are directed to install the specific version of magic-pdf that resolves the dependency
error, rather than listing all individual dependencies. This simplifies the troubleshooting process
and provides a direct solution for users encountering the "Required dependency not installed"
error.