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@ahmetskilinc ahmetskilinc commented Sep 2, 2025

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Cleaned up README formatting by removing redundant blank lines to improve readability and keep instructions tight. No functional or content changes.

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    • Refined README formatting by removing superfluous blank lines in setup and environment sections to streamline layout.
    • No wording, commands, or URLs were changed; all instructions remain intact.
    • Results in tighter spacing, improved readability, and more compact printed/PDF views, with no impact on functionality.
    • Visual presentation is cleaner and more consistent across common Markdown renderers.

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Whitespace-only cleanup in README.md: removed extra blank lines; no textual or procedural changes.

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Docs whitespace cleanup
README.md
Removed superfluous blank lines before bullets/subsections; no content edits.

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🎯 1 (Trivial) | ⏱️ ~2 minutes

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Streamlined lines, neon clean and tight,
README orbits—no mass, just light.
Trim the vacuum, boost the glide,
Fewer gaps, same warp-drive guide.
🚀 Minimal drag, maximum ride.


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lgtm

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