- Complete rewrite as standalone Python executable - Add multiple train types (Classic, D51, C51) - Implement flying mode, accident mode, and speed control - Remove external dependencies (now pure Python with ANSI codes) - Add professional documentation (README, CONTRIBUTING, CHANGELOG) - Update author information to Reverend Steven Milanese - Add installation via Makefile - Clean up virtual environments and old files - Enhance README with badges, platform instructions, and links This transforms sl into a production-ready command-line tool following software engineering best practices while maintaining its core purpose as a fun terminal animation.
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