docs: lay README badges in a one-row table to keep them on a single line#68
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The Marketplace listing for the polygraph-mcp-gate action renders the repo
README under a stylesheet that sets `img { display: block }`, which stacked the
plain inline badge row into a tall vertical column. Table cells lay out
horizontally regardless of the image display, so a single-row table keeps all
badges on one line on both the repo page and the Marketplace listing. GitHub
strips inline styles, so the cells keep their default 1px border.
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What
Lays the five README badges out in a one-row HTML table (one badge per cell) instead of a plain inline badge line.
Why
README.mdis rendered on two surfaces: the repo homepage and thepolygraph-mcp-gateMarketplace listing. Inspecting the live Marketplace DOM showed its stylesheet setsimg { display: block }on the README body — which forced every badge onto its own line, so the badges rendered as a tall vertical column there (even on a single markdown line). GitHub strips inline styles, so the imagedisplaycan't be overridden directly.Table cells lay out horizontally regardless of the child image's
display, so a single-row table keeps all badges on one line. Verified by injecting the same table into the live Marketplace page: all five badges measured on the same line.Tradeoff
GitHub forces a default
1pxborder + padding on table cells and strips theborder="0"attribute / inline styles, so the badges sit in faint bordered chips on both surfaces (subtle on the dark theme). This replaces the previous borderless inline row on the repo page — accepted in exchange for a single, non-stacked line on the Marketplace, and it avoids splitting the action into a separate repo (which would break thepolygraphso/litmus@v1handle).Badges unchanged: npm · CI · Apache-2.0 · Glama · graded-by-polygraph. README-only; no version bump or publish.
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