chore(docs): Standardized headers and fixed minor inconsistencies in release process #3
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…release process - Made capitalization consistent in titles for better readability. - Fixed syntax issues in git tag commands and improved documentation clarity.
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Changes:
Standardized Title Styles:
Converted title cases in Markdown documents to PascalCase or Title Case (e.g.
Pre-releases→Pre-Releases,Vote-extension Testnet→Vote-Extension Testnet).Ensured consistent use of all titles.
Fixed Quotation Marks in Git Tagging Commands:
Completed and corrected quotation marks in git tag commands.
Example:
Why Made:
These changes contribute to a more professional, readable documentation, and a better understanding of versioning processes. Also, completing quotation marks in Bash commands prevents potential errors in tagging operations.