README: badge row — docs, CI, registered version, license - #6
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The landing page had no at-a-glance links. Documenter's stable/dev pair, the CI status, the version JuliaHub reports for the registered package, the tested Julia floor, and the license — each one a link to the thing it reports. Left out on purpose: PkgEval (JuliaHub has no data for this package yet), dependents and download counts (both 0 — a badge that advertises zero is worse than no badge).
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The landing page had no at-a-glance links. Documenter's stable/dev pair, the CI status, the version JuliaHub reports for the registered package, the tested Julia floor, and the license — each one a link to the thing it reports.
Left out on purpose: PkgEval (JuliaHub has no data for this package yet), dependents and download counts (both 0 — a badge that advertises zero is worse than no badge).