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[Task] Move README content to wiki
See original GitHub issueAs we have discussed and agreed upon, the content of the README has to be moved to the wiki section.
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@robertohuertasm The content is yet incomplete. I merely moved the content of the
READMEto their own files just to make the scaffold. Indeed theREADMEseems kinda naked now, but we definitely can enrich it. Now as for auto generating the wiki pages, I’ll have to investigate the possibility. If there’s no tool we’ll code one.I have started to add more content to the wiki. Specifically, I’m building the list of the supported file and folder icons. @robertohuertasm @jens1o Are you OK with the structure I’m using?