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Show a one-click deploy button for NextExplorer next to the Quickstart - #502
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I added a One-Click Deploy section with a RepoCloud deploy button to README.md, between the Quickstart and Documentation sections.
This gives the community one-click access to deploy NextExplorer at an affordable host, as a ready-made template that needs no other instructions, with more providers to come.
Only README.md changed, so I did not run the tests or the linter; on my fork the new section renders between those two sections and the button opens NextExplorer's page.