Example documentation for Divisor and the different score checks#123
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Example documentation for Divisor and the different score checks#123SOC-SE wants to merge 3 commits intodbaseqp:mainfrom
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added more in depth divisor docs in the divisor repo + some other updates |
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Full disclosure: I expect (and hope) this PR will be rejected. Added are two documents 100% AI generated that document how to set up Divisor and each score check, and the README with the full example configuration. I have found these two parts to be rather difficult to figure out with the current docs. This was made by Claude Opus 4.5, the same AI I used to figure out some of the more complex scoring checks in the first place.
I don't expect these documents to be actually used, I haven't put the effort in to test any of them, but I hope they can take a bit of work off you all as a reference!