Okay, the user wants me to generate a commit message based on the diffs provided. Let me look at the changes in the README.md file.
The diff shows that a new README.md file was added. The content is a detailed guide explaining the project, its components, setup instructions, and notes. The commit message should reflect that the README was created to explain the project's purpose and structure.
The user's initial request was to edit the README.md, but in the latest interaction, they added the gitea_mcp_set.sh file and asked for the README.md. The assistant provided a new README.md, so the commit is about creating that file.
The type should be "docs" because it's adding documentation. The description should mention that the README was created to explain the project's purpose, components, and setup. Keeping it concise and under 72 characters.
So the commit message would be: "docs: create README.md to explain project purpose, components, and setup"
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docs: create README.md to explain project purpose, components, and setup
Co-authored-by: aider (ollama_chat/qwen3:4b) <aider@aider.chat>
