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feat: Adding "End of Codebase" to the end of codebase#329

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Hey - first PR here! I really appreciate this project - I've been using it for a few months at least. When I use it, I usually write 'End quote.' after a few new lines after I paste my packaged repomix into a prompt so that it's clear to the AI that we're at the end of the codebase. Otherwise, it feels a bit unclean due to there being no separator between the last code file and normal English text. Therefore I propose a simple 'End of Codebase' section at the end following the style of the headings like 'Directory Structure' etc at the top of the file.

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The pull request introduces a modification to the getPlainTemplate function in the plainStyle.ts file. The change adds a new section at the end of the template output, which includes two long separator lines with the text "End of Codebase" positioned between them. This modification is reflected in the corresponding integration test fixture file simple-project-output.txt, which now includes the new "End of Codebase" section. The core functionality of the template generation remains unchanged, with the new content simply appended to the existing template string.

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    participant Template Generator
    participant Output Function
    
    Template Generator->>Output Function: Call getPlainTemplate()
    Output Function-->>Template Generator: Return template string
    Note over Output Function: Append "End of Codebase"<br/>with separator lines
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src/core/output/outputStyles/plainStyle.ts (1)

70-72: LGTM! Consider adding a newline for better readability.

The addition of the "End of Codebase" section is well-implemented and follows the existing pattern consistently. This will help AI models better understand where the codebase ends.

Consider adding a newline before the final section for better readability:

 {{/if}}
+
 ${PLAIN_LONG_SEPARATOR}
 End of Codebase
 ${PLAIN_LONG_SEPARATOR}
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Hi, @gitkenan !
Thank you for your first PR!

This is a great suggestion for making the end of codebase more clear to AI models. The implementation looks good!
Merging this in. Thanks for your contribution! 🎉

@yamadashy yamadashy merged commit 92e510b into yamadashy:main Feb 1, 2025
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