Add README.md & Add package info

[Jack251970]

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The changes enhance the Flow.Launcher.Localization project by adding comprehensive metadata to support package management and distribution. A new <PropertyGroup> in the project file now defines versioning, assembly, license, and repository details, as well as includes the README file during packaging. Additionally, the README file is updated with a section introducing the Flow Launcher Localization Toolkit.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
Flow.Launcher.Localization/Flow.Launcher.Localization.csproj	Added a new <PropertyGroup> with metadata properties (PackageVersion, AssemblyVersion, FileVersion, PackageId, Title, Description, Authors, PackageLicenseExpression, RepositoryUrl, PackageDescription, PackageTags, GeneratePackageOnBuild, PublishRepositoryUrl, PackageReadmeFile); added <AssemblyName> and a <None> item to pack the README.md.
README.md	Introduced a new section titled "Flow Launcher Localization Toolkit" with a brief description of the localization toolkit for Flow Launcher and its plugins.

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enhancement

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• Yusyuriv

Poem

I'm a rabbit on a coding spree,
Hopping through metadata joyfully,
Adding properties with a pitter-patter,
README whispers in this cheerful chatter,
Localization now sings with glee!
🐰✨ Happy hops and clean code for all!

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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)

README.md (1)

3-3: Concise Description Added
The description succinctly explains the toolkit’s purpose; consider expanding it in the future with additional information (e.g., installation or usage details) as the project evolves.

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• Flow.Launcher.Localization/Flow.Launcher.Localization.csproj (2 hunks)
• README.md (1 hunks)

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🔇 Additional comments (4)

README.md (1)

1-1: Descriptive Title Provided
The heading clearly identifies the toolkit and aligns with the package metadata.

Flow.Launcher.Localization/Flow.Launcher.Localization.csproj (3)

7-7: Explicit Assembly Name Set
The addition of <AssemblyName>Flow.Launcher.Localization</AssemblyName> ensures consistency in the output assembly name.

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14-30: Comprehensive Package Metadata Integration
The new <PropertyGroup> provides detailed package metadata—including version numbers, description, authorship, licensing, and repository URL—which will enhance package management and distribution. All elements are clear and aligned with the project’s purpose.

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60-63: README.md Reference Verification
The <None> item referencing ..\README.md should correctly include the README in the package. Please verify that the relative file path correctly points to the intended README file from the csproj location.