New Exercise: tag-it #67
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This pull request introduces an exercise focused on tagging releases in a git workflow. It adds a new exercise description to the
README.mdand a setup script (start.sh) that demonstrates how to commit new functionality and tag releases. The main changes are grouped below:Exercise documentation:
README.mddescribing the goal of committing new functionality and tagging the release asv0.2.0.Exercise setup and automation:
start.shscript that initializes the application, commits the initial version, and demonstrates updating the code and tagging bothv0.1.0andv0.2.0releases.v0.1.0andv0.2.0are removed before creating new ones, to avoid conflicts during the exercise.App/src/Program.csis updated to reflect the new functionality and version for thev0.2.0release.