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In `@README.md`:
- Line 4: The README contains a branding inconsistency where the h1 heading uses
"AllesLocker" (single word) while the description on line 6 uses "Alles Locker"
(two words). Choose one consistent branding format and apply it throughout the
entire README file. Update either the h1 heading element that currently contains
"AllesLocker" or the description text on line 6 to match the chosen branding
convention, ensuring all references to the product name follow the same format.
- Line 2: The README has two issues to fix. First, update the repository links
on lines 33-34 that reference `alleslockr` (lowercase) to use the correct
organization name `AllesLockr` (with capital L and R) to match the wiki link on
line 29. Second, move the external images currently referenced from
`media.nocars.tk/` on lines 2 and 9 into the repository directory and update
those image source paths to use relative file paths (e.g., `./images/lock.svg`)
instead of the external CDN URLs to eliminate external dependencies and ensure
long-term reliability.
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