同步

[TC999]

动态获取版本号
部分文档修改

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Added a new branch type crash in the contributing guidelines for improved branch management.
  • Introduced a "星标历史" (Star History) section in the README for tracking repository stars.
• Updates
  • Updated the application version in the README and user interface to reflect dynamic versioning.
  • Renamed the "调试" (Debug) section to "运行" (Run) in the README for clarity.
• Bug Fixes
  • Minor adjustments to ensure no deprecated imports affect functionality.

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Walkthrough

The changes in this pull request involve updates to several documentation and code files within the project. The CONTRIBUTING.md file introduces a new branch type, crash, for draft purposes. The Cargo.toml file reflects a version update from 0.1.0-ci to 1.0.1-dev. The README.md file adds a new section for star history and renames the debugging section to running. Lastly, the src/about.rs file modifies the show_about_window function to dynamically display the application version, while the src/utils.rs file contains minor adjustments without affecting functionality.

Changes

File	Change Summary
CONTRIBUTING.md	Added new branch type crash for draft purposes.
Cargo.toml	Updated package version from 0.1.0-ci to 1.0.1-dev.
README.md	Added new section "星标历史" (Star History) and renamed "调试" (Debug) to "运行" (Run).
src/about.rs	Modified show_about_window to dynamically display the application version using env!.
src/utils.rs	Commented out unused import in format_size; no changes to logic in get_appdata_dir.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant App
    User->>App: Open About Window
    App->>App: Retrieve version using env!("CARGO_PKG_VERSION")
    App-->>User: Display dynamic version

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