Add markdown/html/mermaid based template of the ACC #46
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Hello ACC maintainers,
We are currently starting with using the ACC in our projects and the team asked for a more code-based approach to keep the inhibition threshold at a minimum level when keeping it up-to-date. So we created a template based on Markdown/HTML and Mermaid.js diagrams, which are fully supported on GitHub.
I integrated the template into your Jekyll page and tried to make sure everything renders smoothly and integrates well.
Let me know what you think.