Add additional Mac/Linux instructions to readme

[lukestein]

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[likekangen]

Review summary for PR #4 — Add additional Mac/Linux instructions to README

Thanks for the docs improvement. I checked out the PR locally and ran the project gates against the PR head.

Validation run locally:

• python -m unittest using the existing project venv: PASS, 52 tests
• scripts/check_shareable_repo.py --include-untracked: PASS
• scripts/check_tracked_sensitive_names.py: PASS
• git diff --check origin/main...HEAD: PASS

Review notes:

• The added macOS/Linux commands are useful and match the existing project layout.
• The README capitalization cleanups are harmless.
• GitHub Actions currently shows “Action required” for this PR from the public Actions page, so I would wait for the workflow permission/check state to be resolved before merging.

Recommendation: approve after the GitHub Actions “Action required” state is resolved, or merge manually if maintainers have independently verified the checks and understand why Actions did not run.

[likekangen]

Approving based on local validation and the small documentation-only scope.

Local validation already passed:

• python -m unittest: PASS, 52 tests
• scripts/check_shareable_repo.py --include-untracked: PASS
• scripts/check_tracked_sensitive_names.py: PASS
• git diff --check origin/main...HEAD: PASS

gh pr checks currently reports no checks on the branch, so this approval is based on the local verification above.

[likekangen]

Maintainer note: this PR is ready to merge from my side.

• Mergeable: yes
• Scope: README documentation only
• Local validation passed earlier:
  • python -m unittest — PASS, 52 tests
  • scripts/check_shareable_repo.py --include-untracked — PASS
  • scripts/check_tracked_sensitive_names.py — PASS
  • git diff --check — PASS

I attempted to merge, but the likekangen account does not have repository merge permission, so a maintainer needs to merge it.

[Ingar30]

Incorporated in #8, now merged into main: the README includes complete macOS/Linux setup, validation, and run commands. Thank you for the documentation improvement.

[lukestein]

Awesome. Thanks @Ingar30 for keeping improving this cool tool!