Refactor collect_gitea_data to include release count and update README generation logic

update_profile.py

@@ -56,12 +56,11 @@ def collect_gitea_data():
                     "release_count": repo.get("release_count", 0),
                 })
 
-
     return {
         "username": USERNAME,
         "version": version_string,
         "uptime": get_uptime(),
-        "repos": repos or []
+        "repos": repos or [],
     }
 
 def do_readme_parse():
@@ -70,6 +69,7 @@ def do_readme_parse():
     languages_used = set(repo["language"] for repo in data["repos"] if repo["language"] != "N/A")
     username = data["username"].capitalize() if data["username"] else "Unknown User"
 
+
     md = f"# {username}'s Developer Hub\n\n"
     md += f"## Welcome to {username}'s Gitea Developer Hub! This is a collection of repositories and projects that I have created and maintained on my Gitea instance. Here you can find various projects that I have worked on, ranging from personal projects to open-source contributions.\n\n"
     if data["repos"]:
@@ -156,5 +156,5 @@ def debug_request():
         print("!"*30)
 
 if __name__ == "__main__":
-    debug_request() # Uncomment this line to run the debug function and see the API responses and collected data
-    #do_readme_build() # This will build the README file using the collected data from the Gitea API and the template defined in the do_readme_parse function.
+    #debug_request() # Uncomment this line to run the debug function and see the API responses and collected data
+    do_readme_build() # This will build the README file using the collected data from the Gitea API and the template defined in the do_readme_parse function.