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fix(schema): initialise runtimeConfig.public with empty object
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* chore: add readme assets * chore: add social icons * chore: implement new readme design * chore: add gray fill * chore: tweak social icon alignment * chore: tweak table alignment * Update README.md * fix: increase quality of assets * fix: explicit sizing for lower images * fix: remove width * fix: use single-column version * Update README.md * Update README.md * docs: all to the left * refactor: move assets under `.github` make repo structure more minimal Co-authored-by: Pooya Parsa <pooya@pi0.io>
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runtimeConfig.publicruntimeConfig.public with empty object
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Lots of modules rely on this being defined.
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