Update ROADMAP.md

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Author: sumitmsft

ROADMAP.md

@@ -9,32 +9,31 @@ Unlike existing Python SQL Server drivers, we are making substantial improvement
 Here’s what’s coming:
 
 
-1. Structural changes for abstraction of C++ and Python codebase
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+**1. Structural changes for abstraction of C++ and Python codebase**
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 We are undertaking significant structural changes to provide a clear abstraction between C++ code and Python. This will ensure better maintainability, improved performance, and a cleaner codebase. By leveraging existing pybind11 module, we aim to create a seamless integration between the two languages, allowing for efficient execution and easier debugging.
 
 This will improve:
 - Maintainability via simplified modular architecture
 - Performance via optimized C++ code
 - Debugging, traceability and seamless interaction between C++ and Python via with PyBind11 module integration
 
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-2. Future DBAPI Enhancements
+**2. Future DBAPI Enhancements**
 
 In future releases, we plan to add several DBAPI enhancements, including:
 - `Callproc()` : Support for calling stored procedures.   
 - `setinputsize()` and `setoutputsize()`
 - `Output` and `InputOutput` Parameters: Handling of output and input-output parameters in stored procedures.
 - Optional DBAPIs: Additional optional DBAPI features to provide more flexibility and functionality for developers.
 
-3. Connection Pooling
+**3. Connection Pooling**
 
 Connection pooling will be made available soon, allowing for efficient reuse of database connections. This feature will significantly improve performance by reducing the overhead associated with establishing new connections for each database operation .
 - Reduce Connection creation overhead
 - Improve scalability via efficient reuse of connections
 - Enhance multi-threaded operation performance
 
-4. Cross-Platform Support: MacOS and Linux Distributions 
+**4. Cross-Platform Support: MacOS and Linux Distributions** 
 
 We are committed to providing cross-platform support for our Python driver. In the next few months, we will release versions compatible with MacOS and various Linux distributions. This will enable developers to use the driver on their preferred operating systems without any compatibility issues. 
 Soon, you will be able to:
@@ -43,8 +42,7 @@ Soon, you will be able to:
 - Avoid compatibility issues with system-dependent code
 - Flexibility in choosing development environments
 
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-5. Asynchronous Query Execution
+**5. Asynchronous Query Execution**
 
 We are also working on adding support for asynchronous query execution. This feature will allow developers to execute queries without blocking the main thread, enabling more responsive and efficient applications. Asynchronous query execution will be particularly beneficial for applications that require high concurrency and low latency  .
 - No blocking of the main thread
@@ -60,8 +58,7 @@ We are building this for developers, with developers. Your feedback will shape t
 - Join Discussions – Share your ideas and suggestions
 - Try our alpha release – Help us refine and optimize the experience
 
-Stay tuned for more updates, and lets build something amazing together.
-Watch this space for announcements and release timelines.
+Stay tuned for more updates, and lets build something amazing together. Watch this space for announcements and release timelines.