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This pull request addresses a minor formatting issue within the project's documentation. It specifically corrects an indentation error in a Python code example found in the README.md file. This change improves the clarity and correctness of the example presented to users, ensuring that the code snippets are accurately displayed and enhancing the overall quality of the documentation.

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  • README Indentation Fix: Corrected an indentation error within a Python code example in the README.md file to ensure proper formatting and readability.
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Code Review

This pull request correctly fixes an indentation error in a Python code example within the README.md file, which made the example syntactically incorrect. My review includes a suggestion to adjust the new indentation to align with the standard 4-space convention recommended by PEP 8 and used elsewhere in the document, further improving the code example's quality and consistency.

matches = await runtime.search_tool_docs("calendar events", limit=5)
for hit in matches:
print(hit["server"], hit["tool"], hit.get("description", ""))
print(hit["server"], hit["tool"], hit.get("description", ""))

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Thanks for fixing the indentation. While this makes the code syntactically correct, the relative indentation is 3 spaces, which is unconventional. For better readability and consistency with other Python examples in this file and the PEP 8 style guide, I suggest using a 4-space indent here.

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print(hit["server"], hit["tool"], hit.get("description", ""))
print(hit["server"], hit["tool"], hit.get("description", ""))

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Please squash-merge this, the first indentation was also wrong 😉

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