📖 [Docs]: README pages now use the standard module landing-page format#24
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This PR standardizes README.md into a lightweight landing page aligned with the Template-PSModule default, moving detailed usage guidance to PowerShell help and published module docs.
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- Simplified the README to focus on installation, documentation, and contributing.
- Removed prerequisite and usage/example sections to avoid duplicating command documentation.
- Added pointers to published documentation and PowerShell discovery/help commands.
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| Get-Command -Module {{ NAME }} | ||
| Get-Help -Name CommandName -Examples |
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New PowerShell module repositories now start with a README that includes a concise capability showcase before the generated documentation link. This keeps README pages useful as a start page while leaving command reference details in PowerShell help and generated docs.
Changed: README pages introduce capability without becoming a manual
The template README now includes a
## Capabilitiessection after installation. New modules can use this section for concise examples that explain the module's value and first mental model.Changed: Detailed documentation remains generated
The README still points users to the
psmodule.io/<ModuleName>URL pattern and PowerShell help for command-level details.Technical Details
README.mdonly.{{ NAME }}and{{ DESCRIPTION }}as intentional template tokens.PSModule/docs.