docs: 🏗️ add check command pseudocode - #133
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Nice work! 🎉
I added some small comments and questions I had while reading 😄
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This is potentially how the
checkCLI will work, though I'm not sure how the printing of Errors will work or look like. I think we'll have a better idea once we start implementing things and testing things out.Related to #130, closes #115
Needs a thorough review.
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just run-all