README Formatting

[ElectronicsArchiver]

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• Disable Unused Widgets:

  • Packages

  • Releases

  
  

• Disable Unused Tabs:

  • Projects
    

• Why not to use GitHub Wiki

• Fixex license text

• General formatting / spacing

• Added license badge

• Moved building / usage into dedicated files

• Added quicklinks

• If you have any questions.

• In case you do not agree with some of the changes made in this PR,
  please first let me know about them, before disregarding it entirely so
  we can possibly find a middle ground and have it not go to waste.

[minoki]

Thank you for your attempt to contribute! Here is my view:

• I like README to be not too fancy. A couple of badges might be acceptable, but no more than that.
• In my opinion, skilled designers should use <br>s only when absolutely necessary.
• I don't like hiding useful information in <details>.
• signatures and functors are part of SML '97, so "Most of SML '97 language + Signatures + Functors" makes little sense.
• Did you try running my software in your computer? At least, you didn't notice that --lua-stackless-mode is wrong.
• I accept your suggestion to disable "Packages". Removing "Releases" does not make sense because there may be a release in the glorious future. For now, "no releases" indicates that the software is alpha-quality.
• I don't think the current use of GitHub wiki is too much a problem.

Therefore, I close this PR.

I advise you not to spend too much time twiddling READMEs of other people's software. Such PRs are unlikely to be accepted.

[ElectronicsArchiver]

I like README to be not too fancy. A couple of badges might be acceptable, but no more than that.

Sure.

In my opinion, skilled designers should use
s only when absolutely necessary.

You do know that you cannot access CSS in GitHub markdown?

Except for GitHub Pages sites.

I don't like hiding useful information in

.

Sure.

signatures and functors are part of SML '97, so "Most of SML '97 language + Signatures + Functors" makes little sense.

Most of SML '97 language, including signatures and functors

Sorry, read that in the alternative way of a list.

At least, you didn't notice that --lua-stackless-mode is wrong.

Yes, a spelling mistake.

I accept your suggestion to disable "Packages".

Cool~

Removing "Releases" does not make sense because there may be a release in the glorious future. For now, "no releases" indicates that the software is alpha-quality.

Sure, whatever you think it implies.

I don't think the current use of GitHub wiki is too much a problem.

I see~

Therefore, I close this PR.

No hard feelings in that regard.

I advise you not to spend too much time twiddling READMEs of other people's software.

Thanks for the advice, I will happily ignore it.

Such PRs are unlikely to be accepted.

Well history proves otherwise, while not mostly, enough people seem to enjoy having their documentation formatted.