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docs(readme): slim the README and add a contributing guide - #94
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Brings the plugin README to the shape of the opencode plugin README. It keeps the
install path, the credentials and a short troubleshooting hint, and points to the
integration page for everything else. 240 lines down to 91.
Adds a
CONTRIBUTING.mdin the shape of the opencode one, with our own commandsfor tests, ruff and the tag based marketplace release.
Worth knowing for review. The integration page still documents the manual hook
script path, so the
CC_LANGFUSE_*option table, the env only trace tag andparent trace variables, and the desktop
@inlineworkaround are now documentednowhere. A follow up docs PR should port them.