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chore: update docs, ci, and automation#32

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Summary of Changes

Hello @zhukeev, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request focuses on refining the project's development workflow and documentation. It introduces automation for version synchronization, improves the pre-commit hook for consistent code formatting, and enhances the CI process with publish validation. Additionally, the user-facing documentation and internal code comments have been significantly updated to provide clearer guidance and better maintainability.

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  • Pre-commit Hook Enhancements: The .githooks/pre-commit script has been updated to include a new sync_readme_version.sh script, prioritize FVM's Dart SDK for formatting, and ensure README.md changes are staged.
  • Documentation Updates: The README.md has been refreshed with new examples, updated configuration tables, and a new image. Numerous dartdoc comments have been added across the public API for improved clarity.
  • CI Pipeline Improvements: The Continuous Integration (CI) setup now includes a dart pub publish --dry-run step to validate package publishability, enhancing release confidence.
  • Code Modernization and Deprecation: Example code in README.md has been updated to use SpoilerTextWrapper and SpoilerTextFieldWrapper, with SpoilerText now explicitly marked as deprecated.
  • New Script for Version Synchronization: A new script, scripts/sync_readme_version.sh, has been added to automatically keep the package version in README.md consistent with pubspec.yaml.
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Code Review

This pull request brings a series of valuable improvements to documentation, CI, and developer automation. The updated README.md with refreshed examples and clearer configuration tables is a great enhancement for users. Adding dartdoc comments across the public API significantly improves code clarity and maintainability. The new pre-commit hook and version synchronization script are excellent additions for automating repository maintenance. I've suggested a couple of improvements to the version parsing logic in the new script to make it more robust against different semver formats. Overall, this is a solid contribution to the project's quality.

@zhukeev zhukeev marked this pull request as ready for review December 25, 2025 14:50
@zhukeev zhukeev merged commit 6ad9b4f into main Dec 25, 2025
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@zhukeev zhukeev deleted the chore-docs-ci-api branch December 25, 2025 14:54
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