README goes thin #10
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Part of #7
What to build
Rewrite the README so it does one job: say what this is and how to run it. The conventions list and the detail that moved into the docs are gone; what remains is a front door. The forge's repository description is brought in line with the new tagline (it is still in another language).
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PR: pit/infra-forge#16 (base
main, headhermes/10-readme-goes-thin, 1 file:README.md, +44/−86).What landed, checked against the acceptance criteria on the branch:
docs/yet; the overview namesdocs/without linking it.LICENSE.Out-of-diff, run now and read back: the forge repository description is
OpenTofu + Ansible that provision and maintain a self-hosted Forgejo on the Pit homelab.Review note (for the maintainer, outside this issue's scope):
docs/adr/0001-forgejo-actions-runner-on-guest.mdstill cites "convention 4" / "convention 7" and points at the README. With the numbered list gone those references dangle; they belong to the self-contained-comments work in #9, along with theconvention 4note inansible/roles/forgejo/defaults/main.ymland the README pointer inansible/ansible.cfg.Merged in #16 (
95b4659). Every acceptance criterion checked againstmain, not just the branch:docs/(named only).LICENSE.Note: #9/#15 landed the Secrets and Privacy rules in
AGENTS.mdfirst, so the## For agentspointer now points at a file that genuinely carries the working context.