Add PARC and HMML

[DominicWeber]

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Add / Remove / Change {entry name} in src/lib/data/entries.json.

PARC is a collection of primary sources for African History.
HMML is a collection of digitized manuscripts from all over the world.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Expanded the list of archives and primary sources in the README.
    • New entry for the "PARC" meta-catalogue in the "Africa" section.
    • Added "HMML" to the list of resources with a corresponding link.

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Walkthrough

The README.md file has been updated to enhance its repository of resources. It now includes new entries for African research collections and a manuscript library, expanding the archival and primary source references available to users.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
README.md	Added "PARC" entry under "Africa" with a new link; Added "HMML" entry with its link.

🐇
"In the README's garden, new flowers bloom,
PARC and HMML, they now have room.
Archives grow, knowledge unfurls,
A hop through history, as the world twirls." 📚🌍

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• src/lib/data/entries.json

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• README.md (2 hunks)

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README.md (3)

• 32-34: The entry for PARC is well-formatted and consistent with the other entries in the "Africa" section. The description is concise and informative.

• 90-90: The entry for HMML is correctly placed in the "Global" section and follows the established format for resource listings.

• 29-38: > Note: This review was outside the patches, so it was mapped to the patch with the greatest overlap. Original lines [29-93]

Please ensure that npm run awesome-lint has been executed to verify that the formatting of the README.md file adheres to the project's standards.

[maehr]

@DominicWeber Thanks for your contribution. Please add a region (or an empty region array) to the HMML entry and run npm run prepare and npm run awesome-lint to make sure everything works. I will try to make the error messages of the script more meaningful and add some clarifications to the docs in the meantime.

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[DominicWeber]

Done, although npm run awesome-lint failed due to invalid repo URL.