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[docs] Modernize and enhance Hue project README #4150
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This commit significantly improves the README.md file with several enhancements: - Restructured the layout with a cleaner, more modern design - Added modern shields.io badges with consistent style and updated icons - Enhanced project description with detailed feature sections - Improved documentation of key features including File Browser, Job Browser, Table Browser and Table Importer - Added specific details about supported file systems (HDFS, S3, ABFS, Ozone, GS) - Reorganized "Getting Started" section with clearer deployment options - Updated database integration examples to focus on the most relevant engines - Improved code formatting with proper markdown syntax - Updated license link to point to local LICENSE.txt - Added DeepWiki badge for auto-refreshed AI documentation
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Pull Request Overview
This PR modernizes and enhances the Hue project's README with a cleaner layout, updated badges, and reorganized sections for clearer documentation.
- Added modern shields.io badges with a consistent "for-the-badge" style
- Revised and expanded key feature descriptions and deployment instructions
- Updated links and formatting to improve overall documentation clarity
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Nice work!
Updates section headers and feature list icons in the documentation to use more intuitive and visually distinct emojis, enhancing readability and user experience.
What changes were proposed in this pull request?
This PR significantly improves the README.md file with several enhancements:
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