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    • Updated the table of contents by changing the link text for the database section from "Database" to "Databases" for improved clarity.

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The update modifies the README file by changing the link text in the table of contents. The original link labeled "Database" is renamed to "Databases", and its corresponding anchor reference is updated to match. No additional content or structural changes were made.

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File Change Summary
README.md Updated link text from [Database](#build-your-own-database) to [Databases](#build-your-own-databases) in the table of contents

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I hop through docs with a joyful gleam,
Tweaking links in a midnight dream.
"Database" hops to "Databases" anew,
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Reviewing files that changed from the base of the PR and between 7b7d32b and 2da848c.

📒 Files selected for processing (1)
  • README.md (1 hunks)
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🪛 markdownlint-cli2 (0.17.2)
README.md

17-17: Link fragments should be valid
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(MD051, link-fragments)

@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ It's a great way to learn.
* [Blockchain / Cryptocurrency](#build-your-own-blockchain--cryptocurrency)
* [Bot](#build-your-own-bot)
* [Command-Line Tool](#build-your-own-command-line-tool)
* [Database](#build-your-own-database)
* [Database](#build-your-own-databases)
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💡 Codebase verification

Inconsistent Link Anchor and Link Text in README.md

  • The list item currently uses * [Database](#build-your-own-databases) which suggests a plural reference.
  • However, the corresponding header in the file is #### Build your own \Database`(singular), meaning that the auto-generated anchor would likely be#build-your-own-databaserather than#build-your-own-databases`.
  • To satisfy markdownlint MD051 and maintain consistency, either update the header to use the plural form (i.e., change it to "Build your own Databases") or adjust the link's anchor and text to match the current header (e.g., * [Database](#build-your-own-database)).
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Link Text Consistency and Anchor Verification

The AI summary indicates that the "Database" link should be renamed to "Databases" and the anchor updated accordingly. In the current diff, the anchor has been updated to #build-your-own-databases, but the link text remains as "Database". For consistency, consider updating the link text to "Databases".

For example, you might apply the following diff:

-* [Database](#build-your-own-databases)
+* [Databases](#build-your-own-databases)

Additionally, please verify that the anchor #build-your-own-databases correctly corresponds to the relevant section header in the document (to satisfy markdownlint MD051 regarding valid link fragments).

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The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Error: No shell scripts or web queries found


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Check if README.md contains a section header that corresponds to the anchor #build-your-own-databases.
# Markdown headers are case-insensitive and spaces are typically replaced by hyphens.
# We'll search for headers that contain "Build" and "Databases" in some form.

echo "Searching for a header corresponding to the 'build-your-own-databases' anchor in README.md:"
grep -i -E '^(#+)\s+.*build.*databases' README.md || echo "No matching header found."

Length of output: 311


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# List all headers in README.md to review if there's a section corresponding to the anchor #build-your-own-databases.
echo "Listing all headers in README.md:"
grep '^#' README.md || echo "No headers found."

Length of output: 1172

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17-17: Link fragments should be valid
null

(MD051, link-fragments)

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I don't think this change is necessary nor coherent.

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