Update README.md to correct link name from Nativewind to Uniwind#527
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What does this do?
This PR updates the
README.mdfile to correct the styling library mentioned in the "Libraries used" section. Specifically, it changes "Nativewind" to "Uniwind" on line 95.Why did you do this?
Upon reviewing the
package.json, the project usesuniwind(^1.2.4) as a dependency alongside Tailwind CSS v4, andnativewindis not actually installed. This change ensures the documentation accurately reflects the current tech stack, preventing any confusion for developers adopting this template.Who/what does this impact?
This change only impacts the documentation (
README.md). It improves clarity for new users and contributors reading about the template's features. There are no downstream code or functional side effects.How did you test this?
I cross-referenced the
dependencieslist inpackage.jsonwith the "Libraries used" section in theREADME.mdto confirm the discrepancy, and verified the Markdown formatting of the updated line.