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Caution Review failedThe pull request is closed. WalkthroughREADME.md image reference updated from relative path to absolute GitHub URL for python.png asset. This is a documentation link modification with no functional code changes. Changes
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Pull request overview
This PR updates the banner image reference in the README from a relative path to an absolute GitHub raw URL. The change converts the image link from a local repository path to a full URL pointing to the main branch on GitHub.
Key Changes
- Updated the python.png banner image URL from a relative path to an absolute GitHub raw URL
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The absolute URL hardcodes the branch name 'main' in the path. This approach has maintainability concerns:
- If someone views this README from a different branch, they'll still see the image from the main branch, which could be confusing during development
- The relative path approach is more flexible and follows GitHub best practices for README files
Consider reverting to the relative path, or if an absolute URL is necessary for external viewing (e.g., on PyPI), consider using a URL without the branch reference, such as using a release tag or the default branch shorthand.
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