Add HTML structure view and pyCMMM library sections to README #85
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MichalMed
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I get it both tools are somehow simplifying the work with one of the derivates of CCMM, namely XML. The structure in HTML tree view does not represent CCMM, but its XML representation (CCMM is graph). The same goes for pyCCMM library. Both are useful, however I am not sure it shall be integral part of CCMM repository. Maye I suggest to add section external files and put it there.
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This PR adds two new sections to the README to help users discover useful CCMM tools:
HTML Structure View - Documents the interactive web page that lets you browse the CCMM model structure. It's generated from XSD data and published at https://fzu-av-cr.github.io/pyCCMM/xsd_dataset_full.html. Great for quickly exploring the model without digging through schema files.
pyCCMM Library - Introduces the Python library (https://github.com/FZU-AV-CR/pyCCMM) that helps generate CCMM metadata programmatically. Developed by FZU and useful for anyone who needs to create or work with CCMM XML files in code.