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Hi,
I think I may have stumbled upon a bug.
With the value to set 'Cart' it shows 'Gear' in the drawer, this happens consistently throughout all other values
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A strategy pattern that makes ducks quack is less useful than that which uses an actual strategy to help the developer (like say, a sorting function that changes implementation based on number of elements). The readme should also be there as an introduction to the need for the pattern itself, as well as maybe some good quality (subjective) external references and links
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Just make PR with the design pattern implementation, language doesn't matter. Just follow the structure: https://github.com/ZoranPandovski/design-patterns#contribution
If the implementation already exists follow the code structure and create new dir with e.g your name, 1, 2, or use your imagination
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Github Actions should also test building documentation for pushes and pull requests to check for broken docs. Seems like there is a Docker container for that: https://hub.docker.com/r/readthedocs/build/