README: make install command a code block#293
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you can triple click btw |
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thats a clever trick. Could have figured that 😆 |
Codeblocks on GitHub can be copied to clipboard by just klicking them. This is a big advantage over inline code, especially for the install command
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When using a full Codeblocks on GitHub, it can be copied to clipboard by just klicking it. This is verry handy, especcially for the import cammand, that needs to be copied regularly.
I made this PR because it anoyed me that I had to drag the mouse accross the command, so defnetly a "I am super lazy" problem.