docs: refresh hand-maintained README prose and add feature-choice how-to#297
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Summary of ChangesHello, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed! This pull request focuses on enhancing the project's documentation to make it more accessible and informative for users. It includes a comprehensive refresh of existing README files to improve their prose and structure, alongside the introduction of a new guide specifically designed to help users understand and choose the most suitable feature sets for their needs. The changes aim to clarify the purpose and usage of the Highlights
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This pull request significantly refactors and expands the documentation for the uselesskey project, primarily updating the README.md for improved clarity, organization, and detailed explanations. It also introduces a new guide, docs/how-to/choose-features.md, to assist users in selecting appropriate feature flags. The changes include rephrasing introductory sections, standardizing headings to lowercase, and enhancing explanations for various features and use cases. Feedback suggests reintroducing arrows for better visualization in certificate chain descriptions and ensuring consistent phrasing in feature lists for improved readability.
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The arrows (→) from the previous version were helpful for visualizing the certificate chain flow. Consider adding them back for clarity. The double space also seems unintentional.
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| - Add `ecdsa` for P-256 / P-384. | ||
| - Add `ed25519` for Ed25519 keypairs. | ||
| - Add `hmac` for HS256/HS384/HS512 fixtures. | ||
| - Add `pgp` for OpenPGP armored/binary artifacts. |
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For consistency in this list, consider starting each item with "Use" to match the first item.
| - Add `ecdsa` for P-256 / P-384. | |
| - Add `ed25519` for Ed25519 keypairs. | |
| - Add `hmac` for HS256/HS384/HS512 fixtures. | |
| - Add `pgp` for OpenPGP armored/binary artifacts. | |
| - Use `ecdsa` for P-256 / P-384. | |
| - Use `ed25519` for Ed25519 keypairs. | |
| - Use `hmac` for HS256/HS384/HS512 fixtures. | |
| - Use `pgp` for OpenPGP armored/binary artifacts. |
Summary
README.mdanddocs/README.mdwhile preservingdocs-sync-managed generated blocks.docs/how-to/choose-features.mdwith clear, minimal feature-path guidance.Validation
cargo xtask docs-sync --check