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68: Reorganize readme r=ibacher a=DilumAluthge It is very strange that some of the badges are located at the top of the readme, but then the Travis and code coverage badges are located at the bottom of the README. I’d rather keep all of the status badges together in one place at the top of the readme. @ibacher Take a look at this, edit it to make it look nice and readable, and then merge whenever you are happy with the final product. Co-authored-by: Dilum Aluthge <dilum@aluthge.com> Co-authored-by: Ian <52504170+ibacher@users.noreply.github.com>
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@DilumAluthge Thanks for noticing this. I hadn't even looked at the README. |
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It is very strange that some of the badges are located at the top of the readme, but then the Travis and code coverage badges are located at the bottom of the README. I’d rather keep all of the status badges together in one place at the top of the readme.
@ibacher Take a look at this, edit it to make it look nice and readable, and then merge whenever you are happy with the final product.