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    • Enhanced the setup guide with detailed instructions for repository cloning and Node.js environment configuration using Node Version Manager (nvm).

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The update adds a new section to the README file. This section includes clear instructions for cloning the repository and setting up the Node.js environment using Node Version Manager (nvm). It details the process for downloading and installing nvm, installing Node.js version 23, and verifying the installations of Node.js and npm. There are no alterations to any exported or public entities.

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README.md Added a new section with step-by-step instructions for cloning the repository and setting up Node.js via nvm.

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🧹 Nitpick comments (6)
README.md (6)

14-16: Improve Instruction Clarity and Grammar

The instructions on lines 14–16 are clear in intent, but consider rephrasing for better clarity. For example, change “# download node.js follow below steps” to “# Download Node.js: Follow the steps below”. This enhances readability and maintains a consistent tone.


17-19: Remove Trailing Punctuation from Headings

Markdownlint reports trailing punctuation (colon) in headings on line 17. Consider removing the colon so it reads “# Download and install nvm” instead of “# Download and install nvm:”. Additionally, wrapping the command (line 18) inside a fenced code block would improve readability and prevent potential formatting issues. Here’s a proposed diff:

-# Download and install nvm:
+# Download and install nvm
-curl -o- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nvm-sh/nvm/v0.40.2/install.sh | bash
+```bash
+curl -o- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nvm-sh/nvm/v0.40.2/install.sh | bash
+```
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17-17: Trailing punctuation in heading
Punctuation: ':'

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18-18: Bare URL used
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20-22: Enhance Command Presentation

The instructions on lines 20–22 (“# in lieu of restarting the shell” and the sourcing of nvm) are functional. For better user experience, consider wrapping these shell commands in a fenced code block. This will visually separate the command from the rest of the text and minimize markdown formatting issues.


23-25: Standardize Heading Format for Node.js Installation

Similar to the previous heading, the “Download and install Node.js:” on line 23 has a trailing colon. Removing this punctuation will satisfy markdown lint recommendations. Additionally, placing the command (nvm install 23) within a fenced code block is recommended for better clarity. A suggested diff:

-# Download and install Node.js:
-nvm install 23
+# Download and install Node.js
+```bash
+nvm install 23
+```
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23-23: Trailing punctuation in heading
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26-29: Refine Version Verification Section

The heading “Verify the Node.js version:” on line 26 also ends with a colon. Removing the colon will make it compliant with markdown style guidelines. Similarly, consider formatting the verification commands as a shell block. For example:

-# Verify the Node.js version:
-node -v # Should print "v23.10.0".
-nvm current # Should print "v23.10.0".
+# Verify the Node.js version
+```bash
+node -v   # Should print "v23.10.0"
+nvm current   # Should print "v23.10.0"
+```
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26-26: Trailing punctuation in heading
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30-32: Standardize npm Version Verification

For the “Verify npm version:” heading on line 30, please remove the trailing colon to align with style guidelines. Formatting the command snippet in a fenced code block will also improve consistency:

-# Verify npm version:
-npm -v # Should print "10.9.2".
+# Verify npm version
+```bash
+npm -v   # Should print "10.9.2"
+```
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