feat: update cursor rules and improve markdown handling #132
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- simplify and clarify rules for handling markdown files - add specific instructions for code snippet indentation - remove redundant rules for code formatting
- updated the prompt for create-commit to include input placeholder - updated the prompt for create-issue to include input placeholder - updated the prompt for create-pr to include input placeholder - updated the prompt for aws-expert to include input placeholder
This was referenced Feb 14, 2025
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Summary
This PR introduces new features for handling markdown files with code snippets and improves code formatting in the README.md file.
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Additional Notes
These changes enhance the consistency and readability of markdown files, particularly those containing code snippets. The new cursor rules provide clearer guidelines for formatting, which should improve the overall quality of documentation and code examples in the project.