Stretch Goals / Post-Sprint Work

Stretch Goals / Post-Sprint Work

These items are nice-to-haves that will likely be too much work for the 2-week sprint. If time permits during the sprint, great! Otherwise, these should be prioritized as post-sprint work.

1. Documentation Updates

• Update README with latest features and configuration options
• Add troubleshooting section
• Document any breaking changes or migration notes
• Add contribution guidelines
• Update installation instructions if needed

2. Example Updates

• Ensure example.qmd demonstrates all features
• Add examples for edge cases
• Create additional example files for different use cases (e.g., multi-language docs, version-specific tutorials)
• Add visual examples/screenshots to README

3. Release Preparation

• Version bump (follow semantic versioning)
• Create/update CHANGELOG.md with all changes
• Create GitHub release with release notes
• Tag release in git
• Verify release artifacts
• Announce release (if applicable)

4. Automated Tests (Optional but valuable)

• Unit tests for JavaScript functionality
• Test content switching logic
• Test localStorage persistence
• Test URL parameter handling
• Set up CI/CD pipeline (GitHub Actions)
• Add test coverage reporting

Note: These are lower priority than the core sprint work. Focus on Issues #8, #5, #6, #7, #10, and #9 first. Only tackle these if sprint work is completed ahead of schedule.

This issue is a backlog spanning README updates, example.qmd, CHANGELOG.md, release tasks, JavaScript tests, and GitHub Actions rather than one defined change. Start by selecting and separately scoping one checklist area; review the named file or workflow, and consider it done only when that area's checklist items and verification are complete.