ARTICLE AD BOX
I’m building a C# library for JSON → LINQ filtering. The library has a table of default operators (=, !=, >, <, in, contains, etc.).
I want to clearly mention the existence of negated operators (!in, !contains, !starts with, etc.) in the README without adding extra rows for them, so that the operator table remains compact and readable.
What are best practices for documenting such pre-defined negated operators in a README so that users understand they exist, but the operator table doesn’t get cluttered?
