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fix: readme - #21

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Make visitor counter badge visible (centered, for-the-badge style).

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elkaix merged commit f1b3093 into main Aug 14, 2026
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The README now replaces the hidden 1×1 visitor counter with a centered, labeled Visitors badge.

Browser rendering confirmed that the badge is visible, centered, exposes the alternative text “Visitor count,” and loads successfully from the Komarev image endpoint. No defects were found.

Confidence Score: 5/5

Safe to merge: the visible visitor badge renders and loads as intended.

The changed Markdown and HTML path was exercised in a browser against both the previous and current README, including layout, image visibility, accessible text, and the external image response.

Files Needing Attention: No files need further attention.

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What T-Rex did

  • Validated the Markdown preview in a Chromium/Playwright environment, confirming the visitor badge renders centered at 114×28, includes alt text, and the Komarev image request returns HTTP 200.
  • Attached before/after recordings, the execution output, and the executable validation script to document the state transition from the hidden 1×1 image to the centered visible badge.
  • Noted that no repository source files were modified, and the authored executable validation script and its command output are preserved as artifacts.

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