Update handbuch-diskriminierungsfreie-metadaten.qmd

[noelleschnegg]

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• New Features

  • Updated metadata for media items to include "Antisemitismus" as a subject.

• Chores

  • Updated dependencies in the project for improved performance and maintenance.

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Walkthrough

The recent update enhances the metadata by adding "Antisemitismus" to the subject list of a specific media item. This change reflects a broader focus on antisemitism within political discourse, ensuring that the topic is explicitly acknowledged alongside other important subjects.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
manuscript/handbuch-diskriminierungsfreie-metadaten.qmd, package.json	Updated metadata to include "Antisemitismus" and incremented versions of dependencies like git-cliff, husky, and prettier.

Poem

In fields of text where data grows, 🌸
A new word blossoms, tills and sows. 🌱
"Antisemitismus" now takes its place, 📜
In metadata's wide embrace. 🌐
With clarity, our subjects bloom,
Bringing light to every room. ✨

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 4ba4cad and ca4241d.

Files selected for processing (1)

• manuscript/handbuch-diskriminierungsfreie-metadaten.qmd (1 hunks)

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manuscript/handbuch-diskriminierungsfreie-metadaten.qmd (1)

595-595: Update the subject field to include "Antisemitismus".

The subject field has been updated to include "Antisemitismus" among other subjects. This change is consistent with the document's focus on addressing various forms of discrimination.

[maehr]

@coderabbitai can you run npm run format and commit the changes to make this PR pass all checks?

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