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test: trigger new workflow #37

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yike5460 commented 1 month ago
🤖 AI-Generated PR Description (Powered by Amazon Bedrock) # Description This pull request updates the README.md file in the web directory. The changes include clarifying the project's purpose, adding instructions for setting up the development environment, and updating the contribution guidelines. ## Type of change - [ ] Bug fix (non-breaking change which fixes an issue) - [x] New feature (non-breaking change which adds functionality) - [ ] Breaking change (fix or feature that would cause existing functionality to not work as expected) - [x] This change requires a documentation update ## File Stats Summary File number involved in this PR: *1*, unfold to see the details:
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Walkthrough

The changes involve migrating a web application from ViteJS to NextJS, as detailed in the updated README.md. This document now includes a comparison of the two frameworks, highlighting differences in audience, development speed, learning curve, flexibility, and deployment strategies. Additionally, a new section on deploying the website to GitHub Pages using GitHub Actions has been added. The migration also resulted in the deletion of various ViteJS-related files and the introduction of new files and directories pertinent to NextJS.

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File Path Change Summary
web/README.md Added sections comparing ViteJS and NextJS; included deployment instructions for GitHub Pages using GitHub Actions.
web/... (ViteJS config files) Deleted various files and configurations related to ViteJS setup.
web/... (NextJS files) Added new files and directories necessary for NextJS implementation.

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