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@simschla simschla commented Jun 4, 2025

this makes sure that when README.md is updated with latest version number(s), there is also an up-to-date collection of usage help files available. This is required, because even when using a dependency to generateUsage task, the config phase of spotlessMarkdownApply has already picked up the empty/non-existing files, even though they would be available when the task is actually run...
so by generating the files before hand, we make sure they are available in config phase of spotlessMarkdownApply.

this makes sure that when README.md is updated with latest version
number(s), there is also an up-to-date collection of usage help files
available. This is required, because even when using a dependency to
`generateUsage` task, the config phase of spotlessMarkdownApply has
already picked up the empty/non-existing files, even though they would
be available when the task is actually run...
so by generating the files before hand, we make sure they are available
in config phase of spotlessMarkdownApply.
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@simschla simschla merged commit a3a4104 into main Jun 30, 2025
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