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README Badge for Tests

One cool feature on GitHub is that you can add a dynamic badge to your README.md file that shows the status of your tests.

It's a great way to show off that your code is well-tested, and that the tests are passing without users having to go check the actions tab.

Assignment

Add a badge to the top of your README.md file that shows the status of your tests. The syntax for the URL of the dynamically generated image is:

https://github.com/<OWNER>/<REPOSITORY>/actions/workflows/<WORKFLOW_FILE>/badge.svg

Your README.md file is written in markdown, and the syntax for adding an image is:

![alt text goes here](IMAGE_URL)

Commit and push your changes to GitHub, then merge them. Once your changes are merged into your main branch, you should see the badge appear on the main page of your repository in the rendered README.

Paste the URL of your GitHub repo into the box and run the GitHub checks.