Add Pypi badge to README #89
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davidbrochart
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I'm all about small PR's, let's roll with this and I'll put up others as we go. FWIW I can't merge this or the |
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There's a couple badges I like to have at the top of README's in my repos, thought I'd start with adding in a simple pypi link to see what you all thought of them. Happy to include more in this PR or leave them off the project, either way.
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pydantic-corefor comparison as another Python/Rust hybrid repo on pypi -- to be clear I'm not a contributor there. The different style/text between the top and bottom picture is a difference in using badge.fury.io vs shield.io, I don't have a real preference between them)