Source Control README Policy

• All repositories must have a README.md file

Controls

• Write the README file in Markdown format for better readability and compatibility across different platforms.
• Begin the README file with a title and a brief description of the project.
• Organize the content into logical sections such as Introduction, Installation, Usage, Contributing, and License.
• Ensure each section provides clear and concise instructions for better understanding and usage of the project.
• Regularly update the README.md file to reflect changes in the project and maintain its relevance.
• Introduce the project with a high-level description of its purpose and goals.
• Mention any prerequisites, dependencies, or technologies used in the project.
• Include links to relevant resources like the project website, documentation, or issue tracker.
• Clearly outline the installation and setup steps required for the project.
• Specify any dependencies, libraries, or tools needed for the installation.
• Provide code snippets, commands, or scripts to facilitate the installation process.
• Explain how to use the project, including command-line options, environment variables, or configuration files.
• Provide examples and use cases to demonstrate the project’s functionality.
• Include any troubleshooting steps or known issues that users may encounter.
• Explain the coding standards, version control practices, and review processes implemented in the project.
• Clearly state the project’s license and include a copy of the license text or a link to it.

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