refactor: move pint.json from README to file#4
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christianascone wants to merge 1 commit intonunomaduro:mainfrom
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refactor: move pint.json from README to file#4christianascone wants to merge 1 commit intonunomaduro:mainfrom
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I'm a big fan of this preset, but I don’t currently have an easy way to add it to projects without either opening GitHub or copying it from another project.
I thought it would be helpful to be able to install it directly from the repository using a simple command like:
so I just moved it to a separate file and added a reference to it in the README.