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• Documentation
  • Restructured the README.md for improved clarity and organization.
  • Expanded the introduction to better describe the purpose of the Yorkie UI component library.
  • Changed the "Get started" section to "Contributing" to focus on collaborative development.
  • Streamlined installation instructions for easier understanding.
  • Added clear commands for building the project and clarified running instructions.

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The README.md for the Yorkie UI component library has been thoroughly restructured to improve clarity and usability. The introduction now better explains the library's purpose for building Yorkie's homepage and dashboard using React and styled-components. Key sections have been renamed and streamlined, simplifying installation and running instructions, and a new section detailing project building has been added. Overall, these changes enhance the document's readability and guide users more effectively.

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Files	Change Summary
README.md	Restructured content for clarity, expanded introduction, renamed "Get started" to "Contributing," streamlined installation instructions, added project building section, clarified running instructions.

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3-3: Improved clarity in the introduction.

The updated introduction provides a clearer description of the library's purpose, enhancing the documentation's usability.

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5-5: Appropriate renaming of the section heading.

Renaming the section from "Get started" to "Contributing" shifts the focus towards collaborative development, which is beneficial for open-source projects.

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7-19: Useful addition of build instructions.

The new section detailing the project build process is useful for developers who want to contribute to the project.

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22-30: Clearer running instructions.

The updated running instructions improve clarity, making it easier for users to start the project.