Added homebrew instructions to README file to install suimon

README.md

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    - For each network that you want to connect to, create a separate YAML file with the naming convention `suimon-<network>.yaml` and put it in the `.suimon` directory. For example, if you want to connect to the mainnet, you can create a file called `suimon-mainnet.yaml` and put it in the `.suimon` directory.
 
+## Installation using Homebrew
+
+For macOS users, suimon can be seamlessly installed using the Homebrew package manager. Please adhere to the subsequent steps to facilitate the installation.
+
+1. **Tap into the Repository**
+
+   - To access the necessary formulae for the installation, you'll need to first tap into our repository:
+     ```
+     brew tap bartosian/tools
+     ```
+
+2. **Initiate the Installation**
+
+   - With the repository tapped, proceed to install Suimon:
+     ```
+     brew install suimon
+     ```
+
+3. **Post-installation Configuration**
+
+   - Following the installation, it's essential to set up the suimon configuration file. Detailed instructions for this setup are provided in the subsequent section of this document.
+     Upon completion of these steps, suimon will be configured and ready for use on your macOS system.
+  
 ## Suimon Configuration Files
 
 `Suimon` uses configuration files to manage settings and defaults for different environments and networks. The default configuration file for the Suimon tool is `suimon-testnet.yaml`, which is located in the `~/.suimon` directory. However, you can use multiple configuration files to manage settings for different networks and environments.