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Added here for easy review, It will be added to the GCP public methylation resource directory gs://gcp-public-data--gnomad/resources/grch38/methylation_sites

…to the GCP public methylation resource directory gs://gcp-public-data--gnomad/resources/grch38/methylation_sites
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thank you for adding! just a couple minor comments

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# gnomAD Methylation Sites Data

This directory contains methylation site annotations for the GRCh38 reference genome, used in gnomAD constraint calculations and variant annotation pipelines.
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This directory contains methylation site annotations for the GRCh38 reference genome, used in gnomAD constraint calculations and variant annotation pipelines.
This directory contains methylation site annotations for the GRCh38 reference genome used in gnomAD constraint calculations and variant annotation pipelines.

- **methylation_chrX.bed**: Methylation site annotations for chromosome X

### Hail Table Files
- **methylation.ht/**: Hail Table containing methylation annotations for autosomes only
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keeping the slash hlps reinforce that HTs are actually directories rather than single files, but they do seem a little distracting (maybe just me?). what do you think about keeping or removing them?

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