refactor: minimize main readme and use exercise toolkit for starting the exercise #28
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…the exercise (#1) * docs: remove badges from README, learners can see current step in exercise issue * docs: simplify original README * feat: use start-exercise workflow from exercise-toolkit * docs: update Copy Exercise link to use badge style in README
chriswblake
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Apr 4, 2025
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Summary
This pull request simplifies and streamlines the workflow for starting an exercise by removing redundant steps and utilizing a shared workflow. Additionally, it involves updating README as the start-exercise workflow now generates the README from a template.
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