Wechaty for Non-Weixin Accounts

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Introduced a new contributor, Annie Hermann, to our community. Learn about her background in Computer Science and Chinese studies.
  • Added guidance for using Wechaty with non-mainland Chinese WeChat accounts, including solutions for international users.

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Walkthrough

The recent updates introduce Annie Hermann, a graduate student from Peking University, showcasing her expertise in Computer Science and Chinese studies. Additionally, there is a new post offering insights into using Wechaty with non-mainland Chinese WeChat accounts, addressing challenges faced by international users and proposing puppet services for a seamless experience.

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Files	Summary
jekyll/_contributors/aherman3.md	Introduced Annie Hermann, a Peking University graduate, highlighting her background and interests.
jekyll/_posts/2024-01-17-wechaty-for-non-mainland-wechat-accounts.md	Provided guidance on using Wechaty with non-mainland WeChat accounts, suggesting puppet services for smooth access.

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In the realm of bits and bytes, where ideas dance and play,
Annie joins our tale, bringing her unique array.
'Cross the digital divide, where WeChat's shadows stray,
Wechaty's guide illuminates, making barriers sway.
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• 12-12: The spelling of "Yenching Academy of Peking University" is correct, but ensure it matches official records for consistency.

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• 11-11: The navigation instructions use arrows (→), which is a good practice for clarity. However, ensure that all instances of navigation instructions throughout the document follow this format for consistency.
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