/**
 * Creates the README.md content for the compiled output.
 *
 * This helps LLMs understand the compiled Paraglide JS output.
 * See https://llmstxt.org/ for the format guidelines.
 */
export function createReadme(args) {
    const compiledFromLine = args.projectPath
        ? `\nCompiled from: \`${args.projectPath}\`\n`
        : "";
    return `# Paraglide JS Compiled Output

> Auto-generated i18n message functions. Import \`messages.js\` to use translated strings.
${compiledFromLine}

## What is this folder?

This folder contains compiled [Paraglide JS](https://github.com/opral/paraglide-js) output. Paraglide JS compiles your translation messages into tree-shakeable JavaScript functions.

## At a glance

Purpose:
- This folder stores compiled i18n message functions.
- Source translations live outside this folder in your inlang project.

Safe to import:
- \`messages.js\` — all message functions
- \`runtime.js\` — locale utilities
- \`server.js\` — server-side middleware

Do not edit:
- All files in this folder are auto-generated.
- Changes will be overwritten on next compilation.

\`\`\`
paraglide/
├── messages.js      # Message exports (import this)
├── messages/        # Individual message functions
├── runtime.js       # Locale detection & configuration
├── registry.js      # Formatting utilities (plural, number, datetime, relativetime)
├── server.js        # Server-side middleware
└── .gitignore       # Marks folder as generated
\`\`\`

## Usage

\`\`\`js
import * as m from "./paraglide/messages.js";

// Messages are functions that return localized strings
m.hello_world();             // "Hello, World!" (in current locale)
m.greeting({ name: "Sam" }); // "Hello, Sam!"

// Override locale per-call
m.hello_world({}, { locale: "de" });           // "Hallo, Welt!"
m.greeting({ name: "Sam" }, { locale: "de" }); // "Hallo, Sam!"
\`\`\`

## Runtime API

\`\`\`js
import { getLocale, getTextDirection, setLocale, locales, baseLocale } from "./paraglide/runtime.js";

getLocale();    // Current locale, e.g., "en"
getTextDirection(); // "ltr" | "rtl" for current locale
setLocale("de"); // Set locale
locales;        // Available locales, e.g., ["en", "de", "fr"]
baseLocale;     // Default locale, e.g., "en"
\`\`\`

## Strategy

The strategy determines how the current locale is detected and persisted:

- **Cookie**: Stores locale preference in a cookie.
- **URL**: Derives locale from URL patterns (e.g., \`/en/about\`, \`en.example.com\`).
- **GlobalVariable**: Uses a global variable (client-side only).
- **BaseLocale**: Always returns the base locale.

Strategies can be combined. The order defines precedence:

\`\`\`js
await compile({
  project: "./project.inlang",
  outdir: "./src/paraglide",
  strategy: ["url", "cookie", "baseLocale"],
});
\`\`\`

See the [strategy documentation](https://paraglidejs.com/strategy) for details.

## Markup (Rich Text)

Messages can contain markup tags for bold, links, and other inline elements. Translators control where tags appear; developers control how they render.

Important:
- Tag names are app-defined. There is no built-in list of HTML tags.
- \`{#b}...{/b}\` does not automatically render as \`<b>...</b>\`.
- Renderers/snippets are looked up by the same tag name used in the message.

### Message syntax

\`\`\`json
{
  "cta": "{#link to=|/docs| rel=$relationship @track}Read the docs{/link}",
  "welcome": "{#b}Hi {name}{/b}{#icon/}"
}
\`\`\`

- \`{#tagName}\` opens a tag, \`{/tagName}\` closes it.
- \`{#tagName/}\` creates a standalone tag.
- Options: \`to=|/docs|\` or \`rel=$relationship\` (accessed via \`options.*\`).
- Attributes: \`@track\` or \`@variant=|hero|\` (accessed via \`attributes.*\`).

This is the default inlang message syntax. Paraglide's message format is plugin-based — you can use [ICU MessageFormat 1](https://inlang.com/m/p7c8m1d2/plugin-inlang-icu-messageformat-1), [i18next](https://inlang.com/m/3i8bor92/plugin-inlang-i18next), or other [plugins](https://inlang.com/c/plugins) instead.

### Rendering markup

Calling the message function still returns **plain text** (markup stripped):

\`\`\`js
m.cta({ relationship: "noopener" }); // "Read the docs"
\`\`\`

To render markup, use the framework adapter or the low-level \`parts()\` API:

\`\`\`js
const parts = m.cta.parts({ relationship: "noopener" });
// [
//   { type: "markup-start", name: "link", options: { to: "/docs", rel: "noopener" }, attributes: { track: true } },
//   { type: "text", value: "Read the docs" },
//   { type: "markup-end", name: "link" }
// ]
\`\`\`

Framework adapters provide a \`<ParaglideMessage>\` component that accepts markup renderers:

- \`@inlang/paraglide-js-react\`
- \`@inlang/paraglide-js-vue\`
- \`@inlang/paraglide-js-svelte\`
- \`@inlang/paraglide-js-solid\`

\`\`\`jsx
import { ParaglideMessage } from "@inlang/paraglide-js-react"; // or -vue, -svelte, -solid

<ParaglideMessage
  message={m.welcome}
  inputs={{ name: "Ada" }}
  markup={{
    b: ({ children }) => <b>{children}</b>,
    icon: () => <span aria-hidden="true" className="icon-wave" />,
  }}
/>
\`\`\`

The available renderer/snippet names come from the message itself. You can inspect them through \`message.parts()\`, and TypeScript uses the same names to type-check your markup renderers.

See the [markup documentation](https://paraglidejs.com/markup) for details.

## Key concepts

- **Tree-shakeable**: Each message is a function, enabling [up to 70% smaller i18n bundle sizes](https://paraglidejs.com/benchmark) than traditional i18n libraries.
- **Typesafe**: Full TypeScript/JSDoc support with autocomplete.
- **Variants**: Messages can have variants for pluralization, gender, etc.
- **Fallbacks**: Missing translations fall back to the base locale.

## Links

- [Paraglide JS Documentation](https://paraglidejs.com)
- [Source Repository](https://github.com/opral/paraglide-js)
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