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docs(example): add README for example/simple-server (issue #275) - #368
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Thanks for your pull request! I'll merge it after completing #367 😄 Also, please take a look at recent issues about performance and CWIST v4 preparation. |
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Adds a README to
example/simple-server, which was listed in issue #275 as one of the directories without documentation.What it does: describes the three routes the server registers (
GET /,GET /health,POST /echo), shows the build command (make -C example/simple-server) and how to exercise each endpoint with curl, and includes a clean target.How it was verified: the Makefile and main.c in that directory were read to confirm route names, port (8080), binary name (
simple_server), and the build invocation. The README describes the code as it exists in the tree.What it does not do: does not add READMEs for any other example directory.