docs(readme): fix broken Twitter/X follow badge (closes #78)#84
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badgen.net's Twitter integration has been broken since the X API lockdown, so the follow badge rendered empty. Switch to the shields.io equivalent and make it a clickable link to the X profile (consistent with the CI and prettier badges). Note: the user's suggested URL in #78 used '/follow/:WebarkitO' -- verified against shields.io that the leading colon becomes part of the displayed handle ('Follow @:WebarkitO'), so the colon-free '/follow/WebarkitO' is used instead. shields.io no longer renders a follower count (X API deprecation), so the badge shows a plain 'Follow @WebarkitO' button. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Closes #78.
badgen.net's Twitter integration has been broken since the X API lockdown, so the follow badge at the top of the README rendered empty. This switches to the shields.io equivalent and makes it a clickable link to the X profile (consistent with the CI and prettier badges).
Note on the URL: the suggested fix in #78 used
/follow/:WebarkitO. I verified against shields.io that the leading colon becomes part of the displayed handle (renders as "Follow @:WebarkitO"), so I used the colon-free/follow/WebarkitOwhich renders correctly as "Follow @WebarkitO". shields.io no longer shows a follower count (X API deprecation), so the badge is a plain "Follow @WebarkitO" button — still working and clickable, unlike the old broken one.🤖 Generated with Claude Code