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Documentation fixes and cleanup - #35
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Thanks @corbindavenport. Let's indeed drop it. We'll have to delete the |
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Got it, that's removed now. |
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Thanks, removed those and verified that Rakefile runs without any warnings. |
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This updates the headers to use sentence casing, as part of this project: https://github.com/serpapi/SerpApi/issues/9703
This also deletes the
.erbtemplate, since as far as I can tell, the website now only uses the README for rendering the Ruby integration page. If that template is still used in some way, I'll reverse that change.Finally, this removes the key takeways from the performance section, since it is partially out of date ("Ruby 4.0.0 was just released for Christmas 2025") and just restates the information already in the brief table.