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README: accepted in the AI Community Toolkit, and developed there - #22

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The README of the repository says that the provider is accepted in the AI Community Toolkit, as CommunityToolkit.VectorData.Chroma, and that it is developed there. This repository publishes it until the toolkit ships that package.

Only README.md at the root changes. The README of the package changes with the last release.

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🟢 Approval recommended

The documentation accurately reflects that CommunityToolkit/AI#58 was merged.

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Updates the README to reflect that the Chroma provider was accepted into the AI Community Toolkit and will be developed there.

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  • Updates references to CommunityToolkit/AI#58 from proposed to accepted.
  • Clarifies the repository’s transition plan.
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README.md Updates project status and future maintenance location.

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Laurianti merged commit fff0775 into main Oct 9, 2026
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Laurianti deleted the readme-accepted branch October 9, 2026 20:29
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