Refer to R instead of Python in the introduction.

[mkuzak]

Resolves #3

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[liekelotte]

Thank you for changing Python to R, could you make sure the grammar is correct after this review?

[mkuzak]

Well spotted. Thanks. I'll merge your changes.

[liekelotte]

Thanks so much for your great work!