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The pull request adds a new Module Options section to the README documenting configuration instructions. It details how to configure the module via nuxt.config.ts under a hints object with a features property, providing examples of feature toggles including hydration, lazyLoad, webVitals, thirdPartyScripts, and htmlValidate. The documentation outlines sample configuration syntax with logs, devtools, and options properties. The same content appears in two locations within the README. No code logic or public API changes are made.

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Description check ❓ Inconclusive The pull request description is mostly empty template content without meaningful details about the actual changes, but does acknowledge contribution guidelines. Provide a meaningful description explaining what module options were added, why they're important, and what users should know about configuring them.
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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
README.md (2)

115-128: Document the top-level devtools option.

The example shows a top-level devtools: true option within the hints configuration, but this option isn't explained anywhere in the Module Options section. While the per-feature devtools flag is documented in the object syntax, users might be confused about what the top-level devtools controls versus the per-feature devtools.

Consider adding a brief explanation, such as:

| Key | Type | Default | Description |
|-----|------|---------|-------------|
| `devtools` | `boolean` | `true` | Enable/disable the entire DevTools panel |
| `features` | `object` | `{...}` | Configure individual feature toggles |

Or add a comment in the example explaining its purpose.

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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.

In `@README.md` around lines 115 - 128, Add documentation for the top-level
hints.devtools boolean and clarify how it differs from the per-feature devtools
flags: update the Module Options table (or the example comment) to include a row
describing `devtools` (type boolean, default true, "Enable/disable the entire
DevTools panel") and clarify that `features` is an object for per-feature
toggles (e.g., `hints.features.hydration`) so readers understand top-level
`devtools` turns the whole panel on/off while `hints.features.*.devtools`
controls individual feature visibility.

142-150: Consider enhancing the object syntax documentation with examples.

The object syntax documentation mentions options: { ... } for "Feature-specific options," but doesn't provide any examples or guidance on what options are available for each feature. Users wanting to use advanced configuration will need to dig into the source code.

Consider adding:

  1. A complete example showing the object syntax in action (e.g., how to disable logs but keep DevTools for a specific feature)
  2. Either inline documentation or a link to where users can find available options for each feature

Example improvement:

features: {
  // Simple boolean toggle
  hydration: true,
  
  // Object syntax for finer control
  webVitals: {
    logs: false,      // Disable console warnings
    devtools: true,   // Still show in DevTools
    options: { /* feature-specific options */ }
  }
}
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.

In `@README.md` around lines 142 - 150, Add concrete examples and a pointer to
feature option docs: expand the object-syntax section that currently shows {
logs, devtools, options } by including a full example under the "features" key
demonstrating boolean and object forms (e.g., using "hydration: true" and
"webVitals: { logs: false, devtools: true, options: { ... } }") and add an
inline note or link text pointing to the source or a feature-options reference
(mentioning "webVitals", "logs", "devtools", and "options" in the example) so
users can see how to disable logs but keep DevTools and where to find
per-feature option descriptions.
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Verify each finding against the current code and only fix it if needed.

Nitpick comments:
In `@README.md`:
- Around line 115-128: Add documentation for the top-level hints.devtools
boolean and clarify how it differs from the per-feature devtools flags: update
the Module Options table (or the example comment) to include a row describing
`devtools` (type boolean, default true, "Enable/disable the entire DevTools
panel") and clarify that `features` is an object for per-feature toggles (e.g.,
`hints.features.hydration`) so readers understand top-level `devtools` turns the
whole panel on/off while `hints.features.*.devtools` controls individual feature
visibility.
- Around line 142-150: Add concrete examples and a pointer to feature option
docs: expand the object-syntax section that currently shows { logs, devtools,
options } by including a full example under the "features" key demonstrating
boolean and object forms (e.g., using "hydration: true" and "webVitals: { logs:
false, devtools: true, options: { ... } }") and add an inline note or link text
pointing to the source or a feature-options reference (mentioning "webVitals",
"logs", "devtools", and "options" in the example) so users can see how to
disable logs but keep DevTools and where to find per-feature option
descriptions.

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