Update README with documentation for all project folders#27
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[WIP] Update README with latest folder additions
Update README with documentation for all project folders
Sep 3, 2025
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Updated the main README.md to include comprehensive documentation for all four project folders in the repository. The previous README was minimal and didn't describe what each folder contained, making it difficult for users to understand the available examples.
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Added a new "Folders" section to the README that documents:
The descriptions provide clear context about what each folder demonstrates, helping users quickly identify which example fits their needs. For folders that already had README files (dns and starhubspoke), the descriptions are based on their existing documentation. For folders without READMEs (ase and managedrunners), the descriptions were inferred from analyzing the Bicep infrastructure code.
This improves the repository's usability by giving users an overview of all available Azure infrastructure examples in one place.
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