Updated readme to point to wiki #2954
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sprunk
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I ran some check which seems to be required for merge. It failed for some reason that looks unrelated. The button to re-run it is gone and I'm not sure what now. |
sprunk
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If merged, this PR will:
Point developers to our development wiki. There is currently no info on contributing, build instructions, style guidelines, ect in out README & it makes since to have the location of that information easily accessible to developers.
Adjusts heading syntax from alternative
===to standard#. If we ever start adding more information to our README files and need heading levels past h2, we'd need to convert to the standard syntax anyway, so this is future proofing/planning-ish.