Replace obsolete Bintray badge with Scaladex version #179
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Unfortunately the Bintray badge on the readme just reads [_'no longer available'_](https://jfrog.com/blog/into-the-sunset-bintray-jcenter-gocenter-and-chartcenter/) these days:  However, this new Scaladex badge can replace the old Bintray badge - it summarises which versions of sbt are supported by sbt-buildinfo (and what the latest sbt-buildinfo version is for each of those sbt versions): [](https://index.scala-lang.org/sbt/sbt-buildinfo/sbt-buildinfo) More details on the badge format here: scalacenter/scaladex#660 (with sbt-focused support in scalacenter/scaladex#674).
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Unfortunately the Bintray badge on the readme just reads 'no longer available' these days:
However, this new Scaladex badge can replace the old Bintray badge - it summarises which versions of sbt are supported by sbt-buildinfo (and what the latest sbt-buildinfo version is for each of those sbt versions):
More details on the badge format here: scalacenter/scaladex#660 (with sbt-focused support in scalacenter/scaladex#674).