[IMP] Render all maintainer avatars in same size #653
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Thanks, good idea! Can you fix the test by updating tests/test_repo/README.md.expected ? |
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Also, please rebase to get a green CI. |
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Both are done 👍 |
[FIX] Unit test for README.md.expected
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Description
This PR improves how maintainer avatars are rendered in the generated README table.
Current behavior
When a maintainer does not have a custom GitHub avatar, their image appears larger than others. This creates a visual inconsistency that affects readability and aesthetics.
Desired behavior after this PR
All maintainer avatars are rendered at a fixed size (32x32px) using HTML![]()
tags with a border-radius: 50% style to enforce a modern, consistent round shape.
This ensures a cleaner and more polished appearance for the table, regardless of whether the user has a custom avatar or not.