Add CI/CD status badges and update contract links in README.md #54
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Added GitHub Actions badges for CI/CD workflows to the `README.md`, providing visibility into the build status. Updated contract links to reflect the new repository structure and added status indicators for supported contracts. Signed-off-by: mesilov <[email protected]>
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Summary of Changes
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This pull request enhances the README.md file by integrating CI/CD status badges for various GitHub Actions workflows, providing immediate visibility into the project's build health. Additionally, it updates existing contract links to align with a new repository structure and introduces visual status indicators for the supported contracts, improving clarity on their current state.
Highlights
- CI/CD Visibility: Integrated GitHub Actions status badges into README.md to display the build status of various workflows, including linting, static analysis, and tests.
- Documentation Updates: Updated all contract links within README.md to point to the new bitrix24/b24phpsdk repository, ensuring accurate documentation.
- Contract Status Indicators: Added visual status indicators (e.g., ✅ for complete, ⏳ for work in progress) next to each supported contract in README.md for quick reference.
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Added GitHub Actions badges for CI/CD workflows to the
README.md, providing visibility into the build status. Updated contract links to reflect the new repository structure and added status indicators for supported contracts.