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    • Added a new article link on automated accessibility checks using Playwright Python and Axe in the tech stack section of the README.
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@nirtal85 nirtal85 merged commit ef7356d into main May 1, 2024
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This update introduces a new resource in the README file, specifically an article link about automated accessibility checks using Playwright Python and Axe. This enhancement is part of the ongoing efforts to enrich the documentation and provide valuable insights into accessibility testing within the project's tech stack.

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File Path Change Summary
.github/README.md Added an article link about automated accessibility checks.

🐇💻🌟
In the garden of code, where the tech trees grow,
A new link was planted, for knowledge to sow.
With Playwright and Axe, accessibility we check,
Ensuring our tech stack is up to spec.
Hop along, dear friends, let's explore the new lore,
In the README garden, there's much to adore!
🌼📖🐰


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15-15: The addition of the article link is correctly formatted and relevant to the project's documentation.


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