Adding README.md for main directory of the project, as well as, one for the API.

README.md

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 - **Calendar** is responsible for handling events provided by different associations. It contains information about: enrollment, enrollment options, event types, and events themselves.
 - **Email** is responsible for distributing emails to members of the various associations.
 - **Financial** is responsible for handling the finances of the associations and their particular members. Contains information about: bank accounts, debt entries, debt collections and invoices.
-- **API [apps/MySU]** is responsible for handling the requests and responses between the frontend and backend.
-- **Backend [MySU]** is a main part of the code that the other components are built upon. It handles all the major work and provides the functionality for the web application.
+- **API [apps/MySU]** is responsible for handling the requests and responses between the frontend and backend. Contains own **README.md** file.
+- **Backend [MySU]** is a main part of the code that the other components are built upon. It handles all the major work and provides the functionality for the web application. Contains own **README.md** file.
 - **Exams** and **Inventory** are **deprecated** and have no use for the main App, as of now. Can be found in "Unused Apps" directory.
 
 # It is assumed that: 
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 - https://gitlab.utwente.nl/my-su/backend/api/-/wikis/Local-Installation
 - The installation is successful, if after running the project you can access the locally run API on URL:
 **http://127.0.0.1:8000/**
-- Note that the local backend comes with pre-made "fixtures" that populate the djangoDB with dummy data.
+- Note that the local backend comes with pre-made "fixtures" that populate the database with random data.
 
 # In order to properly setup the frontend, and link it locally with the backend and API of the applications:
 - clone the gitlab repository of the frontend (link can be found at the bottom of the document)