📖 [Docs]: README pages now use the standard module landing-page format#12
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Updates the repository README to remove PSModule template placeholders/boilerplate and replace them with minimal, repository-specific status documentation for this PowerShell module.
Changes:
- Replaced template variables (
{{ NAME }},{{ DESCRIPTION }}) with concrete project name and a brief description. - Removed template installation/usage/documentation sections and added a “Status” section indicating the repo is not yet ready for end-user usage docs.
- Simplified the “Contributing” section to a short placeholder note.
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AnthropicREADME now follows the standard PSModule landing-page format for placeholder modules, so users immediately understand the module's status instead of seeing scaffold examples as if they were working commands.Changed: README states placeholder status clearly
Anthropicis a scaffold-only module (its source still contains stub code and it exports no supported commands yet). The README now:## Statussection stating the repository is currently a placeholder.Changed: Removed the Contributing section
Community and governance files are handled by a separate rollout, so the
## Contributingsection was removed from the README.Technical details
README.mdonly.## Usagesection or example commands are added, because the module has no implemented commands to document.