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chore(docs): Updated the readme docs

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Extracted the README to be multiple docs in the /docs folder

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@bp-cos bp-cos requested a review from futa-ikeda August 13, 2025 18:45
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Just two minor suggestions that are entirely optional. Looks good!

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# Docker

The OSF angular project uses a docker image to simplify that developer process.
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The OSF angular project uses a docker image to simplify that developer process.
The OSF angular project uses a docker image to simplify the developer process.

6. **Open a Pull Request**
- Go to the main repository on GitHub.
- Click **New Pull Request**.
- Select your fork and branch, then create the PR against the `main` branch of the main repo.
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Not sure if we want all PRs to point to main by default. May be better to have them point to develop and make a note that we will release changes from develop to main periodically following our release cycles

@bp-cos bp-cos added this pull request to the merge queue Aug 18, 2025
Merged via the queue into CenterForOpenScience:main with commit a28fc12 Aug 18, 2025
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