Update README with explanation recommended/strict #238
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Added section to readme that explains the difference between recommended and strict rule configuration.
Added strict to the examples of enabling a mode.
beefancohen
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| @@ -89,7 +90,130 @@ You can also enable all the recommended rules at once. Add `plugin:jsx-a11y/reco | |||
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| ### Difference between 'recommended' and 'strict' mode | |||
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This is great! thank you!! can we move this below the list of supported rules, though?
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@evcohen Sure, I was doubting whether to put it under or above myself :)
Fixed it.
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Added section to readme that explains the difference between recommended and strict rule configuration.