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- Add GitHub release badge for latest version visibility - Add Go language and version badges - Add platform badges (Linux, macOS, Windows) highlighting cross-platform support - Organize badges in two rows for better visual hierarchy
- Update Test, Go Report Card, License, and GitHub release badges to for-the-badge style - Ensures consistent visual appearance across all badges - Improves badge visibility and professional presentation
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This pull request updates and adds several badges to the README.md file to provide more information about the project's status, license, and technology stack. My review focuses on improving the organization and utility of these new badges for better readability and user experience.
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Thanks for adding these informative badges! To improve the layout and utility, I have a couple of suggestions:
- Grouping Badges: The new badges take up a lot of vertical space. It's common practice to group them on one or two lines to make the top of the README more compact and visually appealing.
- Adding Links: The technology and platform badges are currently just images. Making them clickable by linking to their respective official websites (e.g., Go, Linux) would make them more useful for readers.
I've combined these suggestions into a single code change below.
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- Add "Built With" section header to clarify technology/platform badges - Add Docker badge since it's a key dependency for local mode - Improve visual organization matching SupaControl's badge structure - Maintain consistent for-the-badge styling throughout
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