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GH-917 Move to unicode emojis, fix typo. #917

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The pull request updates the README file by refining its formatting and presentation. Changes include the incorporation of emojis into section headers and bullet points to standardize the visual appearance. For example, text labels like "Information" and "Building" have been updated to include corresponding emojis. In addition, minor textual adjustments have been made for clarity and consistency. There are no modifications to any exported or public code entities.


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@vLuckyyy vLuckyyy changed the title Move to unicode emojis, fix typo. GH-917 Move to unicode emojis, fix typo. Feb 15, 2025
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README.md (1)

62-62: Minor Language Improvement Suggestion
Consider adding "the" for clarity: "To use the EternalCore API, you first need to add EternalCode to your project."

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[uncategorized] ~62-~62: You might be missing the article “the” here.
Context: ...ures.html) ## 👷 Developer API To use EternalCore API, you first need to add EternalCode ...

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[uncategorized] ~62-~62: You might be missing the article “the” here.
Context: ...ures.html) ## 👷 Developer API To use EternalCore API, you first need to add EternalCode ...

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[style] ~63-~63: Consider a more expressive alternative.
Context: ... to add EternalCode to your project. To do that, follow these steps: You can check...

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18-18: Great Unicode Upgrade in the Information Header
The introduction of the "ℹ️" emoji makes the header visually appealing and consistent with the new style.


24-24: Nice Emoji in the Development Builds Header
Using "🛠️" here reinforces the updated theme and helps visually segment the content.


32-32: Fresh Look for the Features Section
The "✨" emoji adds a vibrant touch that aligns well with the modernized format.


34-34: Enhanced Bullet Point with Emoji
The "⌨️" emoji in the command list is a smart choice, making the point stand out clearly.


35-35: Clear and Consistent Slot Bypass Listing
The "✅" emoji improves readability and fits perfectly with the updated style.


36-36: Cool Update for the AFK System Feature
The "💤" emoji adds a casual and friendly vibe to the features list.


37-37: Eye-Catching Chat Features Header
The "💬" emoji effectively highlights the chat capabilities, making the list more engaging.


47-47: Typo Fixed in Recommendation Text
Changing to "We recommend using:" is much clearer. The strikethrough on the old text also helps illustrate the update.


60-60: Strong Developer API Header with Emoji
"👷" is a great addition to the Developer API section, matching the new visual style nicely.


100-100: Consistent Emoji Use in Building Section
The "🏗️" emoji fits well with the theme and clearly marks the Building section.


110-110: Vibrant Contributing Section
"🐙" adds a fun touch to the Contributing header and keeps the visual consistency intact.


118-118: Clear and Informative Other Dependencies Header
Using "📑" helps identify and separate this section effectively.


133-133: Heartwarming Special Thanks Section
The "❤️" emoji adds a friendly and grateful tone to this section, rounding out the document nicely.

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60-62: API Usage instructions could be more engaging.
While the steps are clear, consider rephrasing “To do that, follow these steps:” to a more inviting tone such as “Simply follow these steps to get started:” for an extra touch of personality.

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18-18: Nice header update for Information.
The addition of the ℹ️ emoji makes the section title more visually engaging and clear.


24-24: Great update for Development Builds header.
The 🛠️ emoji reinforces the technical context while keeping the look consistent.


32-32: Clean and stylish Features header.
The ✨ emoji adds a friendly touch to the section—nice call!


34-57: Enhanced Features list with emoji accents.
The bullet list now uses clear, descriptive emojis (⌨️, ✅, 💬, 🔨, etc.) that improve readability and visual appeal. The updated styling (including the strike-through on the Player Inventory Viewer with a recommendation) helps users quickly parse the available features.


100-100: Building section header looks spot-on.
The 🏗️ emoji perfectly matches the context of the build instructions.


111-111: Contributing header updated effectively.
The 🐙 emoji adds a creative touch, making the invitation to contribute more fun.


118-118: Other Dependencies header is clear and engaging.
The 📑 emoji helps direct the reader’s attention to this important section.


133-133: Special Thanks header shines with warmth.
The ❤️ emoji adds a personal and appreciative tone to the acknowledgments.

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Cool emojis :3 :3 :3 B) B)

@vLuckyyy vLuckyyy merged commit 17e9e0c into master Feb 15, 2025
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@vLuckyyy vLuckyyy deleted the move-to-unicode-emojis branch February 15, 2025 00:50
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