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Pull Request Overview
This PR creates comprehensive documentation for the NetEvolve.CodeBuilder
package by adding a detailed README.md file that provides complete usage examples, API reference, and feature documentation. The documentation follows professional standards with proper formatting, badges, and structured sections.
Key changes:
- Adds comprehensive package overview with features, installation methods, and usage examples
- Includes detailed API reference covering all available methods and overloads
- Provides real-world code generation examples for classes, methods, and interfaces
This PR significantly expands the package documentation by creating a comprehensive README file specifically for the
NetEvolve.CodeBuilder
package, following the structure and style guidelines from theextensions.data
repository reference.What was added
Created a new
README.md
file in the root directory that provides:Key improvements
The package README provides developers with:
This documentation enhancement makes the
NetEvolve.CodeBuilder
package much more accessible to new users while providing comprehensive reference material for advanced usage scenarios.Fixes #10.
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