Changes to help improve readability #1
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Thank you, @artillect! We have a few updates coming soon and I will incorporate those changes. I may end up cherry-picking or, if you are willing, asking you to re-PR when that is done. Thank you again! |
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The abstract in the readme being in a code block makes it hard to read both on mobile and desktop (requiring the reader to scroll back and forth horizontally), and monospace typefaces are harder to read. I've removed the code block formatting to help improve legibility.
The bar chart at the bottom of the readme has a transparent background, which makes it incredibly difficult to read in dark mode, so I added a white background like in the other bar chart.
I've also changed out the
<picture>tags used to display the bar charts, in favor of using GitHub's markdown.