update-readme-versions

You can automatically update build version examples in README files by using a regex-based text replacement tool to sync version strings across documentation, eliminating manual effort and human error after shipping a new release candidate.

Yes, you can synchronize version numbers across multiple localized README files simultaneously, ensuring that both English and Russian documentation maintain consistent build command examples for Windows PowerShell and macOS shell environments.

The best way to keep PowerShell and macOS shell build commands consistent is to automate regex-based text replacement within project documentation files immediately following the release of new software candidates to prevent user confusion during local compilation.

No, this README versioning update process does not require any external dependencies or build scripts, operating entirely through regex-based text replacement to ensure accurate versioning for end-user local compilation instructions.

Localized README files often have outdated build instructions after a software release because manual updates are prone to human error, making automated multi-file synchronization necessary to align Windows and macOS examples with the latest version.