Revert "Fixed typo in README.md (updated year to 2023)" #38303
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Hi, I noticed that my pull request (#38303) was automatically closed by the GitHub Actions bot due to maintenance, even though it contains unmerged commits. Could you please clarify if the pull request will be manually merged or if I need to submit a new one? I would appreciate any guidance on how to proceed. Thank you! |
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This pull request reverts the change made in the commit "Fixed typo in README.md (updated year to 2023)" by changing the year in the
README.mdfile from 2023 back to 2022. This was done to correct the typo and reflect the original year mentioned in the footer of the README.Changes made:
README.mdfrom 2023 to 2022.