docs(readme): add primary language tag to game entries#119
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…entries Added programming languages for various games in the README.
Added programming language information for various games.
…ime Strategy, Roguelike, Role-Playing, and remianing entries
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Summary
Closes #71.
Adds a
**Language: X**tag to every game entry inREADME.md, inserted after the[[source]]link tag.Why
Developers browsing this list often want to find games written in a specific language — to study idiomatic patterns, pick contribution targets, or evaluate a language for a new project. Without this metadata, every entry requires a click-through to the source repo.
Format used
Before:
After:
Testing
Since this is a documentation-only change, traditional unit tests don't apply.
Verification method
Each language was determined by:
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