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Summary

Adds the tag and PyPI badges to the README, as in FOCA's (same labels, colour and order before the DOI badge):

• tag: latest meta package tag, filtered with foca-plugins-v* (the plugins have their own tags); links to the releases;
• PyPI: the meta package foca-plugins.

Closes #48

Lane

Feather lane (requested by the maintainer): README badges only, no code.

Verification

• Both shields render: tag: foca-plugins-v0.1.0, pypi: v0.1.0.
• CI: see checks.

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Summary by Sourcery

Add release and package status badges to the README.

Enhancements:

• Add GitHub tag and PyPI release badges to the README, linking to project releases and the foca-plugins package.

Documentation:

• Update README badge displays and references for the latest filtered project tag and PyPI version.

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Reviewer's guide (collapsed on small PRs)

Reviewer's Guide

Updates README.md with GitHub tag and PyPI release badges for the meta package, using the requested labels, color, ordering, filtering, and release/package links.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Add release and package-version badges to the README badge set.	Add a GitHub tag badge filtered to foca-plugins-v*, linking to project releases. Add a PyPI version badge for the foca-plugins package, linking to its PyPI page. Define the new badge image and destination references while preserving the requested order before the DOI badge.	README.md

Possibly linked issues

• docs: add tag and PyPI badges to the README #48: The PR implements the requested README badges, filtering tags to foca-plugins-v* and using the foca-plugins PyPI package.

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Hey - I've reviewed your changes and they look great!

Linked issues

#48 docs: add tag and PyPI badges to the README · 2 of 2 met

#	Requirement	Status	Notes
1	Add a GitHub_tag badge for the meta package tag, filtered to foca-plugins-v* and using the same colour as FOCA.	✅ Met	The README badge URL filters for foca-plugins-v* and sets the colour to C39BD3; the badge links to the project releases.
2	Add a PyPI_release badge for the foca-plugins package, using the same colour as FOCA.	✅ Met	The README uses the foca-plugins PyPI badge URL with colour C39BD3 and links to the package page.

Sourcery assessment

Approved.

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