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  • Updated relevant documentation and README (if needed)
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This pull request aims to enhance the visual presentation of the README.md by inserting a dedicated spacing element. This minor adjustment improves readability and layout consistency, ensuring a cleaner appearance for the repository's main documentation.

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  • README Formatting: Introduced a new <div> element containing a non-breaking space (&nbsp;) to improve visual spacing in the README.md file.
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  • README.md
    • Added a <div> with a non-breaking space for visual separation.
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This pull request attempts to add vertical spacing to the README.md file by adding a blank line. However, this change is ineffective as blank lines between HTML block elements in Markdown are typically ignored by the renderer. I've added a comment suggesting the removal of this superfluous line to keep the source code clean.

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This added blank line is superfluous. In Markdown, blank lines between block-level HTML tags are typically collapsed and do not produce extra vertical space in the rendered output. If the goal was to add more space, this change is ineffective. To maintain source code clarity, it's best to remove this extra line.

@protheeuz protheeuz closed this Feb 19, 2026
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