Change gem version badge to svg and add SemVer stability badge #335
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@greysteil Sorry for the slow reply - I've been away. Thanks for the PR - looks great! I'll get it merged shortly. |
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First of all, thanks for Mocha!
I noticed the gem version badge on your readme was using to old png format, so I've updated it to be an svg. I've also added a badge indicating how bug-free / non-breaking new releases are, based on all of the updates of Mocha that dependabot has done (I built it). Hopefully that's helpful, too, but feel free to just take the svg commit.