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README: use the correct badge (#3758)
1. The github README is probably the first encounter for people looking for Oscar (it is the first hit on various search engines). 2. I think it gives a very bad first impression for non-developers, if they navigate to the and see right at the top a big scary red "tests failing". What it is supposed to tell someone? Don't use it? Use it and expect wrong results? 3. A "tests failing" is always a CI fluke or some other non-actionable things. 4. A green "tests passing" gives a fuzzy warm feeling. To summarize: - red bagde = scary and useless, shall I use Oscar? - green badge = nice, I want to use Oscar! My actual proposal of a static "tests passing" badge (without any connection to the actual status of CI) might be a bit controversial, so here is a less controversial one. Just show the badge for the push action on the master branch.
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