Fix broken C++ workflow badge in README #146
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This pull request fixes issue #141 where the C++ workflow badge in README.md was broken.
📋 Issue Reference
Fixes #141
🔧 Problem
The C++ workflow badge was referencing a non-existent workflow name
deploy-cpp, which caused the badge to show as broken/failing.✅ Solution
Updated the C++ workflow badge to reference the correct workflow name
Test cppinstead ofdeploy-cpp. This follows the same pattern as the C# workflow which references the testing workflow (csharp).🎯 Changes Made
workflows/deploy-cpp/badge.svgtoworkflows/Test%20cpp/badge.svg?workflow=deploy-cppto?workflow=Test%20cpp🧪 Verification
Confirmed the workflow name by checking the GitHub API and verifying that "Test cpp" is the actual name defined in
.github/workflows/cpp-test.yml.This PR was created automatically by the AI issue solver