Completed the descriptions in the example README.md how to execute the examples #1889
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msujew reviewed Apr 3, 2025
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We don't want to exclude changes to the generated files in this repo, as that would make (eventually) it impossible to bootstrap the Langium grammar. It also serves as a regression test for changes in the langium-cli package.
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You are completely right, thanks for the hint! I just reverted the change and rebased the PR.
JohannesMeierSE force-pushed the jm/fix-example-readme branch from 6c843ff to 8be99e6 Compare JohannesMeierSE added the documentation 
spoenemann approved these changes Jul 9, 2025
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