Standardize and improve repository Readme

[igorpecovnik]

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The README.md file was extensively rewritten to enhance its structure, clarity, and presentation. The update replaces the original plain text title and brief description with a centered logo and a clearly labeled section outlining the repository's purpose. The new content explicitly defines the repository as the Armbian Package Archive (APA), detailing its focus and distinguishing it from general-purpose build systems. Goals are now itemized, repository contents are clarified, and sections such as "How to build locally," "How to use on your SBC," and "Philosophy" have been reformatted as subheadings. No changes were made to code or exported entities.

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Actionable comments posted: 0

🧹 Nitpick comments (5)

README.md (5)

1-4: Remote logo link may break offline & self-hosted rendering
Referencing an image directly from raw.githubusercontent.com works on GitHub but fails on air-gapped or self-hosted Git viewers (e.g. GitLab with strict CSP). Consider in-tree storage or a CDN fallback so the README renders everywhere.

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6-6: Trailing “###” characters are not standard Markdown
Using ### Heading ### produces the desired look on GitHub but renders a literal ### suffix on several other Markdown engines. Prefer the canonical form:

-### Purpose of This Repository ###
+### Purpose of This Repository

Apply the same change to the other section headings for consistency.

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22-22: Same heading-markup issue as above
Please drop the closing ### here as well.

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31-31: Heading style consistency
Remove the trailing hashes to keep the markup engine-agnostic:

-### How to use on your SBC ###
+### How to use on your SBC

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37-37: Final heading needs the same tweak

-### Philosophy ###
+### Philosophy

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README.md (1)

8-20: Content improvement looks solid
Clearer scope, explicit goals, and a direct link to the package feed – great improvement in readability and onboarding. No further issues spotted.

[leggewie]

Thank you for your work.