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@yorukot yorukot commented Mar 29, 2025

This PR mainly is to test the codeRabbit feature also add the badge into repo.

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    • Enhanced project documentation by adding a new badge that visually links to CodeRabbit’s pull request review services, making it easier to access review information.

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A new badge has been added to the README.md file. This badge provides a visual link to the CodeRabbit platform, indicating that pull request reviews are available for the repository. The change is strictly a documentation update and does not modify any existing functionality or content structure.

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README.md Added a CodeRabbit Pull Request Reviews badge with a link to the CodeRabbit platform.

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I'm a clever bunny with a joyful heart,
Added a badge that's a work of art!
In the README, it shines so bright,
Guiding reviews with a sleek invite.
Hop along, celebrate with delight! 🐇🎉


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@yorukot I think there is a problem
I see extra "[" being printed
https://github.com/yorukot/superfile/tree/add-codeRabbit-badge

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@lazysegtree lazysegtree force-pushed the add-codeRabbit-badge branch from 6289913 to fd2e43a Compare March 29, 2025 12:43
@lazysegtree lazysegtree merged commit f2c6fa7 into main Mar 29, 2025
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@lazysegtree lazysegtree deleted the add-codeRabbit-badge branch March 29, 2025 12:56
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yorukot commented Mar 29, 2025

Thanks!

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