tweak readme for testing PR approval #1320
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WalkthroughWalkthroughThe recent update focuses on enhancing the readability and usability of the project documentation. It includes improvements in text formatting and structure, adjustments in setup and application running instructions, additional details for Docker usage in local development, expanded information on Changes
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116-116: The refinement in the presentation of license information enhances clarity and accessibility. Good job!
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Consider a thorough proofreading of the README.md file to catch and correct minor grammatical issues and ensure consistency in technical terminology. While many flagged issues by automated tools are false positives due to technical content, a manual review can help polish the document further.
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| If you have `docker` and `docker compose`, as an alternative to locally installing the required dependencies, you can leverage the development docker containers and `Makefile` while working locally. To use, clone the repo and run `make`. This will build the required images, install all dependencies, start the servers and run the linting and tests. Once complete you can [open the app](http:https://localhost:8001) and code changes will be reflected while running. | |||
| If you have `docker` and `docker compose`, as an alternative to locally installing the required dependencies, you can leverage the development docker containers and `Makefile` while working locally. | |||
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Consider using the official command name "docker-compose" instead of "docker compose" for clarity and consistency with Docker documentation.
- If you have `docker` and `docker compose`, as an alternative to locally installing the required dependencies, you can leverage the development docker containers and `Makefile` while working locally.
+ If you have `docker` and `docker-compose`, as an alternative to locally installing the required dependencies, you can leverage the development docker containers and `Makefile` while working locally.Committable suggestion
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| If you have `docker` and `docker compose`, as an alternative to locally installing the required dependencies, you can leverage the development docker containers and `Makefile` while working locally. | |
| If you have `docker` and `docker-compose`, as an alternative to locally installing the required dependencies, you can leverage the development docker containers and `Makefile` while working locally. |
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