Many developers have profiles on Dev.to, it would be nice if they can also showcase their Dev.to profiles.

Refer to:

1. commit-message-guidelines - robertpainsi
2. Follow these git commit message guidelines - theserverside
3. [Writing good commit messages](https://github.com/erlang/otp/wiki/writing-good-commit

The current editable template is a great start. It's right there and you just have to edit it, like you do with your README.md in your editor. (That's a little nerdy, but not elitist, so i would keep that design. I think programmers love it!) You don't have to install anything and have a preview next to it.

We should extend it in a way so it still feels this lightwight.

I like the idea to ha

<!-- EXAMPLE[./example.js] --> will output the file in a syntax code block, and replaces require('./') with require('the-package-name') - useful for including example code files

<!-- CODE[./input.js] --> will output the file in a syntax highlighted code block - useful for including code files

<!-- SOURCE[./output.md] --> will output the file as is, no code block wrapper - useful for in

Add an example of readme file related to a research project (use references).

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1. Issue type

• Feature: I'm requesting a product enhancement.

2. User story summary

As a consumer or contributor,
I want interactive documentation with [RunKit][runkit-url]
In order to learn and try using and contributing to generator-community.

3. Acceptance criteria

• 1. Docume