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docs(README): Add section on uv package manager
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Pull request overview
This PR adds comprehensive documentation about the uv package manager to the README, addressing prior knowledge requirements for users. The documentation explains what uv is, why Spec Kit uses it, and provides detailed installation instructions across different operating systems.
- Added a new "What is
uv?" section with installation guides and verification steps - Updated the Table of Contents to include the new section
- Enhanced the Prerequisites section with better context and internal links to the new documentation
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The anchor link in the Table of Contents uses an emoji in the fragment identifier which may not resolve correctly in all Markdown renderers. GitHub Markdown typically strips or normalizes emojis in anchor links. The correct anchor should be #-what-is-uv (without the emoji in the fragment) to match how GitHub generates the anchor from the heading "🛠️ What is uv?".
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The anchor link uses an emoji in the fragment identifier which may not resolve correctly. GitHub Markdown typically strips or normalizes emojis in anchor links. The correct anchor should be #-what-is-uv (without the emoji in the fragment) to match how GitHub generates the anchor from the heading "🛠️ What is uv?".
Fixes some prior knowledge required for the users.
#1351