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docs(readme): add special configuration when using Spring #126

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    • Added a new section in the README titled "Special configuration when using Spring" to guide users on configuring Vaadin Flow for proper display with Spring.
    • Included instructions for updating the vaadin.allowed-packages property and provided an example configuration line.

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The changes involve the addition of a new section in the README.md file titled "Special configuration when using Spring." This section outlines the necessary configuration steps for integrating Vaadin Flow with Spring, specifically addressing the scanning of UI components and views. It instructs users to modify the vaadin.allowed-packages property in the application.properties file to include the com.flowingcode package, providing an example and additional resources for further guidance.

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README.md Added a new section "Special configuration when using Spring" detailing configuration steps for Vaadin Flow with Spring, including instructions for the vaadin.allowed-packages property.

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99-99: Consider rephrasing for conciseness

The current wording "For this reason, the add-on might need to be allowed in order to display correctly" could be more concise.

Consider revising to:

- For this reason, the add-on might need to be allowed in order to display correctly. 
+ Therefore, you may need to explicitly allow the add-on for correct display.
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96-105: Add context for the configuration requirement

To help users better understand the necessity of this configuration, consider adding a brief explanation of why it's specifically required for this add-on.

You could add a sentence like:

This configuration is necessary because this add-on's components are located outside the default Vaadin scanning path.

This additional context will help users understand the purpose of the configuration and why it's specific to this add-on.

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96-105: Excellent addition of Spring configuration instructions!

The new section provides valuable information for users integrating this add-on with Spring. The explanation, instructions, and example are clear and helpful.

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[style] ~99-~99: Consider a shorter alternative to avoid wordiness.
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@paodb paodb merged commit cf509c7 into master Oct 7, 2024
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@paodb paodb deleted the javier-godoy-patch-1 branch October 7, 2024 18:59
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