Makes workflow-ui/compose/README.md informative.
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steve-the-edwards
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Cool, the markdown lint was actually useful! |
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Useful is strong. Really, that linter is left over from https://github.com/square/workflow, where it's mainly about the Need to take a pass to update the terminology and make it reflect what did and didn't get implemented, but there are more important holes to fill first. Tracking that at #787. |
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Okay, this is stupid. I'm going to delete the second SHA and just turn off the line length check. |
`README.md` is now the permanent home of the [blog post](https://developer.squareup.com/blog/jetpack-compose-support-in-workflow/) that described in depth how this stuff would work, so that we can keep it up to date. Closes #458
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README.mdis now the permanent home of the blog post that described in depth how this stuff would work, so that we can keep it up to date.Closes #458