Adding Shield Badges to the Readme.md file

[mohitd404]

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What article on docs.github.com is affected?

Adding shield badges to a repository can provide several benefits, both for the maintainers of the repository and for potential users and contributors. Shield badges are small, informative images or icons that can be embedded in the repository's README or documentation

Shield badges can provide at-a-glance information about the status of the repository. For example, you can use badges to display build status, test coverage, code quality, and more. This helps users quickly assess the health and reliability of the project.

What part(s) of the article would you like to see updated?

Shield badges are embedded in the repository's README or documentation, typically generated dynamically from various sources.

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@cmwilson21 Kindly assign me this issue, I would love to work on it thank you!

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[mohitd404]

@cmwilson21 Kindly assign me this issue, I would love to work on it thank you!

[shontaredmond]

https://fictional-funicular-wp5wgg46x66h9p6v.github.dev/

Yes I will love to for you to work on it with me #28994

[shontaredmond]

Config file not present. Please add config file at .github/engineering-scorecard.yaml in repository: docs

[steveward]

Thanks for the issue @mohitd404! At this time we aren't planning to add badges to the repository, but I appreciate the interest!