Added a "Back to Top" Button

[JanumalaAkhilendra]

Adding a "Back to Top" button to a GitHub README file can significantly enhance user experience by improving navigation, especially for lengthy documentation. It allows users to navigate the document efficiently without having to manually scroll up, particularly when using smaller screens or mobile devices.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Enhanced the README.md with new badges for project metrics.
  • Expanded features section detailing AI-optimized formatting and security features.
  • Detailed quick start instructions and usage examples for better user guidance.
  • Added descriptions for output file formats and command line options.
  • Expanded configuration options for repopack.config.json.
  • Introduced a section on the security check feature using Secretlint.
  • Improved navigation with additional links and a "Back to Top" button.

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces significant enhancements to the README.md file of the Repopack project. Key modifications include the addition of new badges, expanded sections on features, quick start instructions, usage examples, output file formats, command line options, configuration settings, and a security check feature. The documentation has been improved for clarity and usability, making it more informative for both new and existing users. Additional navigation links have also been added for better user experience.

Changes

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Change Summary

README.md

- Added new badges for project metrics. - Expanded features section. - Detailed quick start instructions. - Expanded usage examples with command options. - Added detailed output file format descriptions. - Included comprehensive command line options. - Expanded configuration options with examples. - Added a section on security check features using Secretlint. - Retained contribution and license sections. - Added navigation links at the end.

Possibly related PRs

• #87: This PR adds a new output format (Markdown) to the README.md, which is directly related to the enhancements made in the main PR regarding the output file format descriptions.
• #95: This PR improves the Markdown style generation and updates the README.md to reflect the new output style, aligning with the main PR's focus on enhancing documentation clarity and user guidance.
• #96: This PR updates the README.md with new installation methods and detailed usage examples, which complements the main PR's goal of improving user guidance and documentation clarity.
• #111: This PR adds links to glob pattern syntax documentation in the README.md, enhancing the usability of the documentation, which is a key focus of the main PR.
• #114: This PR updates the README.md to improve clarity and accessibility regarding contribution guidelines and licensing, which aligns with the main PR's objective of enhancing documentation usability.

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[yamadashy]

@JanumalaAkhilendra Thank you for your PR. I will merge it if you correct the comment.

[JanumalaAkhilendra]

Sure

[yamadashy]

Thanks for the contribution! I'll merge this now.