Change to "Featured Repositories" #12
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What was changed
I revised the contents of the "Pinned" section and renamed it to "Featured Repositories"
Why?
On Tuesday, we merged PR #11, which provided a workaround for the six-item limit that GitHub imposes on the pinned repositories section. Essentially, we created our own "Pinned" section and removed the one provided by GitHub.
Unfortunately, we discovered that this had the side effect of enabling a "popular repositories" section, which includes an archived repo. GitHub doesn't allow disabling that section—the only remedy is to bring back the "Pinned" section, which I will request separately since it can't be done through a PR.
This PR retitles the "Pinned" section in the README as "Featured Repositories" to avoid confusion with the soon-to-return "Pinned" section. It also removes two items from the current one:
sdk-core(since that is generally not intended for application developers) andtemporal(since that will be in the "Pinned" section). Finally, it moves theclirepo to the bottom-right so that it follows the list of SDKs and will be closer to thetemporalrepo once that is re-pinned.Checklist
How was this tested:
I tested this in Safari, using every one of the themes provided by GitHub (both light and dark mode). I did not test this in other browsers, since this is a change to content, not implementation. It is simply a variation on the previous PR, which I did test in both Chrome and Firefox.