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Why

The changes made to the README.md files in both the root and the lib directory reflect an effort to reorganize and clarify the documentation related to the Chainlink Testing Framework. By introducing specific tags for different libraries such as WASP, Seth, and Havoc, and adjusting the way Go versions are displayed, the project aims to make it easier for developers to find and utilize specific components of the testing framework. The major cleanup in the main README.md indicates a shift towards a more streamlined presentation of available tools and functionalities, possibly in response to the evolution of the project's scope or user feedback.

What

• README.md
  • Updated badge links to filter by library-specific tags (Lib, WASP, Seth, Havoc), making it easier to track version updates for different parts of the project.
  • Changed the Go reference badge URL to point directly to the lib directory, ensuring users are guided to the most relevant package information.
  • Streamlined the content by removing detailed sections about Kubernetes (k8s) package usage, local cluster setup, testing in k8s, etc., focusing instead on the core features and libraries provided by the testing framework.
  • Removed sections related to Chainlink Charts, Simulated EVM Chains, LogStream package, TOML Config, ECR Mirror, and debugging tips, indicating a significant restructuring of the documentation to possibly enhance readability and maintain focus on the primary features.
• lib/README.md
  • Changed the title from "Chainlink Testing Framework" to "Framework", simplifying the context to focus on the library aspect.
  • Updated badges for consistency with the main README.md changes, including the filtered Lib tag and the specific Go version file reference.
  • Refined the purpose of the framework, now highlighting its capabilities in terms of interacting with blockchains, configuring Chainlink jobs, and deploying using Docker or Kubernetes, presenting a concise overview of what users can achieve with the library.

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Quality Gate passed

Issues
0 New issues
0 Fixed issues
0 Accepted issues

Measures
0 Security Hotspots
No data about Coverage
No data about Duplication

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