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docs: keep the title plain and emoji every section heading - #784
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Aligns the README with the organization's approved heading emoji convention.
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Applies the revised heading convention: `#` stays plain, `##` and below carry one emoji.
Applies the revised heading convention: `#` stays plain, `##` and below carry one emoji.
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docs: keep the title plain and emoji every section heading
Part of the
standardize-readme-and-contributingchange.What
#title loses its emoji (# gitify.io); the section headings already carried the approved emoji.##/###/####heading now carries one leading emoji while the#title stays plain.Notes
#shell comments inside fenced blocks are not headings and are unchanged.🚀Getting Started and🛠️Tests are shared vocabulary; the rest are one-off choices for this guide.