Rendering awesome-gno README and HTML #58
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Two warnings remain: * `remark-lint:awesome-github` * `remark-lint:double-link`
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This looks like a great start. One suggestion that I have is to implement a simple CI workflow on the repo that does some checks on the YAML -- ensure that the YAML can be parsed in the format expected, ensure that there are no duplicates, etc....
A branch protection rule can probably be setup, in fact, so that a PR merging is blocked if that check fails.
feat: generate HTML from YAML refactor: generators from `main.go` to `generators/` chore: gitignore generated output
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I did a first implementation of the HTML generation. It looks good but it was done by AI on a flight. |
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I have developed a Go program that automatically generates the gno-awesome README from a YAML file.
The content of the YAML was converted from the previous markdown README source of truth.
RE: #24