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Caution Review failedThe pull request is closed. WalkthroughThe changes introduce SCSS styling overrides for Docsy tabs, restructure hardware requirements documentation with templated tabbed configurations, and add a new Hugo include shortcode for dynamic content templating. These modifications shift documentation from hard-coded specifications to configurable tabbed options with reusable components. Changes
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Summary of ChangesHello @kvaps, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed! This pull request aims to modernize and clarify the system requirements documentation by structuring hardware specifications into easily navigable tabs. It also introduces a reusable content inclusion shortcode and applies necessary styling adjustments to seamlessly integrate these new documentation features. Highlights
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This pull request updates the system requirements documentation by refactoring it to use a shared, tabbed view for different hardware configurations. This is achieved by introducing a new Hugo shortcode for including content, and updating the corresponding markdown and SCSS files. The changes improve the maintainability and readability of the documentation. My review includes suggestions to make a CSS selector more specific to avoid side effects, improve a new Hugo shortcode for better internationalization support, and clean up some minor formatting issues in the markdown files.
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The selector .td-content > ul is quite broad and will apply max-width: 100% to any <ul> that is a direct child of an element with the td-content class. This could have unintended consequences on other lists throughout the site. To avoid this, I recommend using a more specific selector that targets only the tabs navigation, which uses the .nav-tabs class.
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There are a few unnecessary <br> tags in this list which can be removed for cleaner Markdown:
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<br>is at the end of a list item, right before another list item starts. It should be removed. - On lines 39 and 44, the
<br>tags are at the end of list items that are followed by an indented paragraph. The line break is automatic here, so the<br>is redundant and should be removed.
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The path to the content directory is hardcoded as content/en. This will cause issues if you add more languages to the site in the future. It's better to construct the path dynamically using the current language to make the shortcode more robust and i18n-friendly.
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