feat: sanitized fetched docs#140
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tried the regex approach, but if needed i can shift to remark based |
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okay , accepting the nitpicks ,btw the final version is much more cleaner and readable ,Thanks ! |
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Links : #138 & used the regex to solve this !
Summary
Moves the cleanup for fetched docs (loader/plugin READMEs and governance) into one shared util, so both scripts run the same thing instead of each doing half of it.
It rewrites relative links to absolute, strips badges, and drops the Contributing/License footers so the pages read like docs.