Remove empty line in README files that breaks the front matter...#451
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Remove empty line in README files that breaks the front matter...#451
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… caused by the license headers Signed-off-by: Tim Walter <[email protected]>
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and is caused by the license headers.
Description
The docs for scanners on https://docs.securecodebox.io/docs/getting-started/installation are broken since docusaurus does not recognize front matter if it does not start on the first line of the markdown file. Due to the introduction of license headers, the wrong Go template comment (
{{ /* */ }}vs.{{- /* */ -}}) was used and lead to the preceding empty line. This PR switches to the Go template comments that trim white space around (see https://golang.org/pkg/text/template/#hdr-Actions).Checklist
npm testruns for the whole project.