release: v0.10.4 — the badge and the homepage reach npm - #5
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The skills.sh badge and the canonical homepage reached GitHub in the previous cycle and stopped there: npm serves the README and the metadata from the last publish, so the package page still showed a badge-less README and a homepage pointing at GitHub. No behaviour changes. Cut because a change that lands on main and never publishes is a change the package's own readers cannot see. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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skills.shbadge and the canonicalhomepagelanded onmainin the previous cycle and stopped there.npm serves the README and metadata from the last publish, so the package page still shows a badge-less README and a homepage pointing at GitHub. This carries both across.
No behaviour changes. Cut because a change that lands on main and never publishes is a change the package's own readers cannot see.
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