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Rewrite readme and fix workflows #25811

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Fixed workflows so theyre getting run as described

@permanentdaylightt permanentdaylightt changed the title Update templates and fix Rewrite readme and fix workflows Oct 27, 2024

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[Add here the result of whatever investigation work you have done: please investigate the issues you report -- this prevents burdening other volunteers. This is especially true for issues arising from settings which are very different from default ones.]
[Add here the result of whatever investigation work you have done: please investigate the issues you reportthis prevents burdening other volunteers. This is especially true for issues arising from settings which are very different from default ones.]
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There should be a space for better readability.

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ty for noticing, my bad

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garry-ut99 commented Oct 30, 2024

Rewrite readme and fix workflows

By the way, maybe would be good to include also changes from this one as well, as it adds missing things that are handled in uAssets but were not ever mentioned so far (I would also add: redirections):

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