Add project status badges to README

[wenn-id]

Summary

• add live CI, release, and license badges
• add Python, MCP-tool-count, and platform contract badges
• place badges directly below the project title
• add regression coverage for canonical badge URLs and placement

Verification

• packaging contracts: 7 passed
• full suite: 341 passed, 1 skipped
• live dynamic badge endpoints: HTTP 200
• README badge structure and diff hygiene: pass

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🔍 WarpFix PR Review

This pull request adds various project status badges to the README file, enhancing the visibility of the project's CI status, release information, license, and supported Python version. Additionally, it includes tests to verify the presence and correct placement of these badges.

📖 Walkthrough

The changes in this PR primarily involve the modification of the README.md file to include several badges that provide quick insights into the project's status and dependencies. The badges are strategically placed directly below the project title for better visibility. In the tests/test_validation.py file, a new test method has been added to ensure that the README contains the correct badge URLs and that they are positioned correctly relative to the project description. The test checks for the presence of specific badge URLs and verifies their order in the README content.

📁 File Changes

File	Change	Impact
README.md	Added project status badges for CI, release, license, Python version, MCP tools, and platforms.	🔴 high
tests/test_validation.py	Added tests to validate the presence and order of badges in the README.	🟡 medium

⏱ Review Effort & Risk

Metric	Value
Effort	██░░░ 2/5 (Small) · ~15min
Risk	🟢 LOW

Risk Factors

• No functional changes to the codebase, only documentation updates.
• Tests added to verify badge presence and order.

Labels: documentation enhancement tests

💡 Key Observations

Ensure that badge links are correctly pointing to live resources.

Consider adding more badges in the future for additional metrics if needed.

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[warpfix]

🔍 WarpFix PR Review

This pull request adds various project status badges to the README file, enhancing visibility for CI status, releases, licensing, and supported platforms. Additionally, it includes tests to validate the correct implementation and placement of these badges.

📖 Walkthrough

The changes primarily involve the modification of the README.md file to include several badges directly below the project title, which provide quick access to important project information. The badges added include CI tests, release status, license type, Python version, MCP tools, and supported platforms. The tests/test_validation.py file has been updated to include a new test that checks the presence and correctness of these badges in the README. This ensures that the badges are not only present but also correctly linked to their respective resources.

📁 File Changes

File	Change	Impact
README.md	Added project status badges for CI, release, license, Python version, MCP tools, and platforms.	🔴 high
tests/test_validation.py	Introduced a new test to validate the presence and correctness of badges in the README.	🟡 medium

⏱ Review Effort & Risk

Metric	Value
Effort	██░░░ 2/5 (Small) · ~15min
Risk	🟢 LOW

Risk Factors

• Changes are limited to documentation and tests
• No functional code changes that could introduce bugs
• Badges are linked to existing resources

Labels: documentation tests enhancement

💡 Key Observations

Ensure that badge links remain valid and up-to-date as the project evolves.

Consider adding more badges in the future for additional metrics or statuses.

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[wenn-id]

Review follow-up:

• Replaced substring/order assertions with an exact parsed set of (label, image URL, target link) tuples. This addresses the badge-content and order-dependence feedback while keeping tests deterministic and offline.
• Canonical CI/release/license endpoints are intentionally contract-tested; no network call is performed by the unit test. Live endpoint availability was verified separately before the change.
• Kept the header compact rather than adding prose beneath six self-describing badges.

[wenn-id]

Second review follow-up:

• Badge endpoint reachability remains an acceptance check, not a network-dependent unit test; all three dynamic endpoints returned HTTP 200 before implementation.
• The exact expected set is intentionally a public-contract tripwire: adding or changing a badge must update the test deliberately.
• Badge extraction is scoped to the README preamble and then compared against an exact (label, image URL, target) set, so unrelated Markdown images cannot pass.
• separator is the conventional result name from str.partition; renaming it would not improve behavior or clarity enough to justify another code-only churn.

No further implementation changes are required for these suggestions.

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