Rearranged installation steps for clarity and added a command to install gba-dev.
I ran into the following error before running the added command:
Makefile:9: /opt/devkitpro/devkitARM/gba_rules: No such file or directory
make: *** No rule to make target `/opt/devkitpro/devkitARM/gba_rules'. Stop.
I think I fixed the dynamic badges, it just needed a maxAge parameter to properly tell GitHub to recache the data. I can't really test this as it is set to refresh each badge every 2 hours. I also fixed some minor formatting in the build instructions. I also added a discussions badge so people can read through them before contributing.
I added the link to the video @cellos51 made about compiling the project. I updated the build instructions to reflect the steps made in the video and condensed the information to be more readable. I also tried fixing the dynamic badges, but I don't think it completely worked. They update automatically but it takes a really long time (couple hours) because of GitHub API Caching Issues. This is a small pull request, I'll open requests in the future for larger scale commits. @MeirGavish can merge if they want if cellos51 is busy. Let me know if I made an error, thanks! 👍
Makes it easier to find the Wiki (the one I use) and the gif is now properly appearing and scaling. The Gif is a little blurry, but I don't know how to fix that and if it bothers too many people I'll just revert it.
I spaced out some of the steps to be easier to read. The dynamic badges should be dynamic and update periodically. I may have to fix them another time. They should update every few hours. The Common issues part was also adjusted and I removed the Linux part as it took up unnecessary space. Unless someone figures out build instructions for Linux, they won't be featured.
There is now 6 dynamic badges that will update accordingly when something changes. They may take a few minutes to properly update but are solely aimed to make the README more interesting to look at. I also made some small layout adjustments.
I figured out how to make the Xbox logo use a smaller URL instead of drawing a full SVG, it now fetches a slug (SVG hosted on another site) to draw the button. This is faster and looks better code wise.
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