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This pull request updates the README.md file to enhance the project's presentation. It removes a static 'TL;DR' text summary and introduces a dynamic chart that visualizes the repository's stargazers over time, providing a more engaging and informative overview of community interest.

Highlights

• README Update: Replaced the 'TL;DR' summary section with a dynamic 'Stargazers over time' chart to visually represent the project's growth and community engagement.

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Code Review

This pull request adds a 'Stargazers over time' chart to the README.md and removes a 'TL;DR' section. This is a good addition to showcase project growth. I've suggested a minor formatting improvement to restore a horizontal rule for better visual separation of the new section, enhancing the document's structure.

[gemini-code-assist]

For better visual separation and document structure, consider re-adding the horizontal rule (---) that was previously here. It helps to clearly separate the main content from footer-like sections such as this new chart.

Suggested change

	## Stargazers over time
	[](https://starchart.cc/ArcadeData/arcadedb)
	---
	## Stargazers over time
	[](https://starchart.cc/ArcadeData/arcadedb)

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Head commit (724b817)	77365 (+0)	49511 (-50)	64.00% (-0.06%)

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