docs: add badges for image size and commit conventions to readme#21
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…emantic-release, and PRs Add shields.io badges to README that reflect project practices: - Docker image sizes for both GitHub and Azure DevOps containers - Conventional Commits badge (project enforces via commitlint) - semantic-release badge (project uses for automated versioning) - PRs Welcome badge (to encourage contributions)
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Enhanced the README.md with additional badges to provide more visibility into project metrics and standards.
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These badges serve to:
All badges link to their respective resources (Docker Hub, conventionalcommits.org, semantic-release documentation, and makeapullrequest.com).