Posting screenshots inside code repositories is hard. The binary asset handling does not belong in the source code tracker, so you end up with either bad repo h

Posting screenshots inside code repositories is hard. The binary asset handling does not belong in the source code tracker, so you end up with either bad repo hygiene or linking external assets inside the README, which is brittle. Also updating them to match every change in the code is a pane. Most app stores have ways to track screen shot assets along with releases, and even GH has a way to add image assets to release notes without tracking the images in Git, but not very many projects realize that's an option.