Change greeting from 'Hello' to 'Goodbye'#32
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Pull request overview
This PR updates an acknowledgement entry in the README to use a different GitHub handle.
Changes:
- Update the credited GitHub username/link for a community contributor in
README.md.
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| Special thanks to the community members who helped improve BLite: | ||
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| - **[@LeoYang6](https://github.com/LeoYang6)** — For identifying and benchmarking real-world performance bottlenecks, directly driving the zero-allocation read path optimisations in BLite 4.x. | ||
| - **[@LeoYang06](https://github.com/LeoYang06)** — For identifying and benchmarking real-world performance bottlenecks, directly driving the zero-allocation read path optimisations in BLite 4.x. |
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The PR title indicates changing a greeting from 'Hello' to 'Goodbye', but this diff only updates an acknowledgement GitHub handle. Please update the PR title/description to reflect the actual change, or include the missing greeting change if that was the intended purpose.
| Special thanks to the community members who helped improve BLite: | ||
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| - **[@LeoYang6](https://github.com/LeoYang6)** — For identifying and benchmarking real-world performance bottlenecks, directly driving the zero-allocation read path optimisations in BLite 4.x. | ||
| - **[@LeoYang06](https://github.com/LeoYang06)** — For identifying and benchmarking real-world performance bottlenecks, directly driving the zero-allocation read path optimisations in BLite 4.x. |
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This changes the credited handle to @LeoYang06, but other docs still reference @LeoYang6 (e.g., tests/BLite.Benchmark/README.md:28). If the new handle is correct, consider updating the other references in the repo in the same PR to keep acknowledgements/attribution consistent.
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