chore: keep core documentation in sync between @aws-cdk/core and aws-cdk-lib #14280
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…cdk-lib Users of CDKv1 use the @aws-cdk/core documentation as the landing point for documentation on core concepts like stacks, durations, references, etc. For CDKv2 users, the same landing point is aws-cdk-lib, which currently has very limited documentation. This change introduces a pkglint rule to keep a subset of the two READMEs in sync. This was chosen over syncing the entire README as the titles, heading, stability markings, etc. needed to be different between the two packages.
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…cdk-lib (aws#14280) Users of CDKv1 use the @aws-cdk/core documentation as the landing point for documentation on core concepts like stacks, durations, references, etc. For CDKv2 users, the same landing point is aws-cdk-lib, which currently has very limited documentation. This change introduces a pkglint rule to keep a subset of the two READMEs in sync. This was chosen over syncing the entire README as the titles, heading, stability markings, etc. needed to be different between the two packages. ---- *By submitting this pull request, I confirm that my contribution is made under the terms of the Apache-2.0 license*
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…cdk-lib (aws#14280) Users of CDKv1 use the @aws-cdk/core documentation as the landing point for documentation on core concepts like stacks, durations, references, etc. For CDKv2 users, the same landing point is aws-cdk-lib, which currently has very limited documentation. This change introduces a pkglint rule to keep a subset of the two READMEs in sync. This was chosen over syncing the entire README as the titles, heading, stability markings, etc. needed to be different between the two packages. ---- *By submitting this pull request, I confirm that my contribution is made under the terms of the Apache-2.0 license*
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Users of CDKv1 use the @aws-cdk/core documentation as the landing point for
documentation on core concepts like stacks, durations, references, etc. For
CDKv2 users, the same landing point is aws-cdk-lib, which currently has very
limited documentation.
This change introduces a pkglint rule to keep a subset of the two READMEs in
sync. This was chosen over syncing the entire README as the titles, heading,
stability markings, etc. needed to be different between the two packages.
By submitting this pull request, I confirm that my contribution is made under the terms of the Apache-2.0 license