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Added documentation for project setup using mise version manager. Instructions now detail how to install mise via Homebrew, use it to configure project tools, and run the development server with pnpm commands.

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    • Added a new section titled "Running the project" with instructions on using the version manager "mise," including installation via Homebrew and project-specific tool installation. Also provided steps to install necessary packages and start the development server.

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This pull request updates the project's README file by adding a new "Running the project" section. The new section provides instructions on using the version manager "mise," which can be installed via Homebrew. It details how to install project-specific tools with mise i, followed by installing necessary packages with pnpm i and starting the development server with pnpm dev. No changes were made to the public API or exported entities.

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README.md Added a "Running the project" section. This section includes steps to install "mise" using Homebrew, how to install project-specific tools with mise i, and instructions to install dependencies with pnpm i followed by running the development server using pnpm dev.

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  • 🔧 Update mise config #305: The changes in the main PR focus on adding instructions for using the "mise" version manager in the README.md, while the retrieved PR involves modifications to the configuration of "mise" in .mise.toml, indicating a direct relationship in terms of the tool being referenced and utilized.

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65-74: Clear and concise addition of mise setup instructions.
The new "Running the project" section effectively guides developers through setting up the project with mise and Homebrew. The commands (brew install mise, mise i, pnpm i, and pnpm dev) are clearly presented and easy to follow. For even better clarity and usability, consider adding a hyperlink to the official mise documentation to help developers quickly access more detailed information if needed.

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65-71: Set Up Instructions Section is Well-Structured but Could Benefit from Additional Details

The new "Running the project" section clearly outlines the sequential steps for setting up the project using mise:

  • The header, descriptive text, and inline command blocks (e.g., brew install mise and mise i) are presented in a straightforward manner.
  • The instructions logically flow from installation of mise to installing project dependencies and starting the development server.

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  • Formatting Consistency: Ensure that the code blocks and italicized text strictly adhere to Prettier’s formatting guidelines, addressing the previous comment regarding markdown styling.
  • Documentation Link: Consider adding a direct hyperlink to the official mise documentation. This will improve accessibility for users who want more details on usage or troubleshooting.
  • Cross-Platform Considerations: If the project is intended for users beyond macOS, a brief note or alternative installation instructions for non-Homebrew environments may be useful.
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