docs: #2334 add zread badge #635
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SamYuan1990
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@SMC242 , thank you for the patch but we can't merge it without CI passing. Just like the kepler patch. |
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OK, I've updated the commit message. Thank you for your patience - it's my first time contributing :) Here is the relevant commit: abe0441 |
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Fixes #2334 Adds a zread.io badge to the README. ZRead is a website that auto-generates documentation for open source projects Signed-off-by: SMC242 <56912943+SMC242@users.noreply.github.com>
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Adds a zread.io badge to the README. ZRead is a website that auto-generates documentation for open source projects
See the relevant issue on the kepler repo