NeonCodex Agent: Add a one-line comment at the top of the README noting it wa - #21
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…ng it wa The change is in place. Here's a summary of what was done: - **File modified:** `/workspace/README.md` - **Change:** Added `<!-- Reviewed by the NeonCodex agent. -->` as the very first line of the file. - **Format choice:** A Markdown/HTML comment (`<!-- -->`) was used so the note is embedded in the source but does **not** render visibly on platforms like GitHub — keeping the README's presentation clean while preserving the annotation in the file itself.
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The change is in place. Here's a summary of what was done:
/workspace/README.md<!-- Reviewed by the NeonCodex agent. -->as the very first line of the file.<!-- -->) was used so the note is embedded in the source but does not render visibly on platforms like GitHub — keeping the README's presentation clean while preserving the annotation in the file itself.