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WalkthroughThe README header was refactored from a table-based layout to a centered div with inline CSS. It updates image size, typography, and consolidates descriptive text into a single styled paragraph. No code, APIs, or functional components were changed. Changes
Estimated code review effort🎯 1 (Trivial) | ⏱️ ~3 minutes Poem
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1-17: Inline HTML styles won’t render on GitHubGitHub’s Markdown sanitizer strips
style="…"attributes, so the new typography, margins, and colors will be lost in the rendered README. Consider reworking this header using plain Markdown (e.g., centered badges via<p align="center">plus standard# OpenCutheading) or other GitHub-safe constructs so the intended presentation actually appears.
Description
Hi! this pr updates the README heading to make it look more modern/professional. idk, it’s a small change but it looks better in my opinion - ty!
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How Has This Been Tested?
N/A — no code changes
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