Update README.md

[wvl94]

💡 PR Summary generated by FirstMate

Overview: Updated README.md to enhance clarity and provide additional features of FirstMate.

Changes:
Content Enhancements:

• Improved description of FirstMate's capabilities, adding security to the coding standards.
• Added new upcoming features: feedback from static analyzers and documentation drift detection.
• Clarified the link to the guidelines repository for better context on FirstMate's feedback.

TLDR: The README.md now includes enhanced descriptions of FirstMate's features and upcoming functionalities, with a focus on security and documentation updates. Review the changes in the content section for clarity improvements.

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PR Review

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I analysed the failed pipeline job Validate docker:

Failure Analysis

The pipeline crashed during the docker build step due to the following error:

ERROR: failed to solve: failed to read dockerfile: open Dockerfile: no such file or directory

This indicates that the Dockerfile is missing from the expected location in the repository. The pipeline is trying to build a Docker image but cannot find the Dockerfile, which is essential for the build process. This issue could be related to the changes made in the current PR, particularly if the Dockerfile was moved, renamed, or deleted.

Suggested Fix

To resolve the issue, ensure that the Dockerfile is present in the root of the repository or update the build command to point to the correct location of the Dockerfile. If the Dockerfile was renamed or moved, update the pipeline configuration accordingly.

If the Dockerfile is indeed missing, you can restore it from the previous commit or add a new Dockerfile with the necessary configurations.

For example, if the Dockerfile was moved to a subdirectory called docker/, update the build command in the pipeline as follows:

-docker build . -t "test-docker"
+docker build ./docker -t "test-docker"

Make sure to verify the changes in the PR to confirm the status of the Dockerfile.