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This pull request focuses on improving the accuracy of the project's documentation. It updates specific version compatibility information within the README.md file, ensuring that users referencing the document have the most current and correct details regarding supported LND versions for various LiT releases.

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  • README.md LND Version Update: The compatibility table in README.md has been updated to reflect the correct LND versions for LiT v0.15.2-alpha (now v0.19.3-beta), v0.15.1-alpha (now v0.19.2-beta), and v0.15.0-alpha (now v0.19.1-beta). This ensures the documentation aligns with the latest release information.
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This pull request updates the LND version compatibility table in README.md for LiT versions v0.15.0-alpha through v0.15.2-alpha. The updated LND versions now correctly reflect the information from the release notes and the 'Daemon Versions packaged with LiT' table, resolving an inconsistency in the documentation. The change is accurate and improves the documentation for users. The changes look correct.

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| **v0.15.2-alpha** | v0.19.3-beta |
| **v0.15.1-alpha** | v0.19.2-beta |
| **v0.15.0-alpha** | v0.19.1-beta |
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@ZZiigguurraatt, this can be a bit confusing when reading the README, but actually v0.19.0-beta is correct here as this details the minimum lnd version that's compatible with these litd versions, when running lnd in remote mode. This is described in the text above, but I agree that this can be a bit confusing :). This change is therefore not needed.

Perhaps this should be described in a more easy to understand way, to make this less confusing? If you think that's the case, feel free to change the PR to update how this information is displayed. Else, if you find the text above to be clear enough, I suggest we close the PR.

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OK, basically you are right I just failed to read.

However, for people who are just quickly skimming around, would it make more sense to put

## Daemon Versions packaged with LiT
| LiT | LND | Loop | Faraday | Pool | Taproot Assets |
|-------------------|--------------|--------------|---------------|--------------|----------------|
| **v0.15.2-alpha** | v0.19.3-beta | v0.31.2-beta | v0.2.16-alpha | v0.6.6-beta | v0.6.1-alpha |
| **v0.15.1-alpha** | v0.19.2-beta | v0.31.2-beta | v0.2.16-alpha | v0.6.6-beta | v0.6.1-alpha |
| **v0.15.0-alpha** | v0.19.1-beta | v0.31.2-beta | v0.2.16-alpha | v0.6.6-beta | v0.6.0-alpha |
| **v0.14.1-alpha** | v0.18.5-beta | v0.29.0-beta | v0.2.14-alpha | v0.6.5-beta | v0.5.1-alpha |
| **v0.14.0-alpha** | v0.18.4-beta | v0.29.0-beta | v0.2.13-alpha | v0.6.5-beta | v0.5.0-alpha |
| **v0.13.6-alpha** | v0.18.3-beta | v0.28.8-beta | v0.2.13-alpha | v0.6.5-beta | v0.4.1-alpha |
| **v0.13.5-alpha** | v0.18.3-beta | v0.28.8-beta | v0.2.13-alpha | v0.6.5-beta | v0.4.1-alpha |
| **v0.13.4-alpha** | v0.18.3-beta | v0.28.7-beta | v0.2.13-alpha | v0.6.5-beta | v0.4.1-alpha |
| **v0.13.3-alpha** | v0.18.2-beta | v0.28.6-beta | v0.2.13-alpha | v0.6.5-beta | v0.4.1-alpha |
| **v0.13.2-alpha** | v0.18.2-beta | v0.28.5-beta | v0.2.13-alpha | v0.6.5-beta | v0.3.3-alpha |
| **v0.13.1-alpha** | v0.18.1-beta | v0.28.5-beta | v0.2.13-alpha | v0.6.5-beta | v0.3.3-alpha |
| **v0.13.0-alpha** | v0.18.0-beta | v0.28.5-beta | v0.2.13-alpha | v0.6.5-beta | v0.3.3-alpha |
| **v0.12.5-alpha** | v0.17.5-beta | v0.28.1-beta | v0.2.13-alpha | v0.6.4-beta | v0.3.3-alpha |
| **v0.12.4-alpha** | v0.17.4-beta | v0.28.0-beta | v0.2.13-alpha | v0.6.4-beta | v0.3.3-alpha |
| **v0.12.3-alpha** | v0.17.4-beta | v0.27.0-beta | v0.2.11-alpha | v0.6.4-beta | v0.3.3-alpha |
| **v0.12.2-alpha** | v0.17.3-beta | v0.26.6-beta | v0.2.11-alpha | v0.6.4-beta | v0.3.2-alpha |
| **v0.12.1-alpha** | v0.17.1-beta | v0.26.5-beta | v0.2.11-alpha | v0.6.4-beta | v0.3.1-alpha |
| **v0.12.0-alpha** | v0.17.0-beta | v0.26.4-beta | v0.2.11-alpha | v0.6.4-beta | v0.3.0-alpha |
| **v0.11.0-alpha** | v0.17.0-beta | v0.26.3-beta | v0.2.11-alpha | v0.6.4-beta | v0.2.3-alpha |
| **v0.10.5-alpha** | v0.16.4-beta | v0.26.2-beta | v0.2.11-alpha | v0.6.4-beta | v0.2.3-alpha |
| **v0.10.4-alpha** | v0.16.4-beta | v0.25.2-beta | v0.2.11-alpha | v0.6.4-beta | v0.2.3-alpha |
| **v0.10.2-alpha** | v0.16.4-beta | v0.25.2-beta | v0.2.11-alpha | v0.6.4-beta | v0.2.2-alpha |
| **v0.10.1-alpha** | v0.16.3-beta | v0.24.1-beta | v0.2.11-alpha | v0.6.4-beta | v0.2.0-alpha |
| **v0.10.0-alpha** | v0.16.2-beta | v0.23.0-beta | v0.2.11-alpha | v0.6.2-beta | v0.2.0-alpha |
| **v0.9.2-alpha** | v0.16.2-beta | v0.23.0-beta | v0.2.11-alpha | v0.6.2-beta | n/a |
| **v0.9.1-alpha** | v0.16.1-beta | v0.23.0-beta | v0.2.11-alpha | v0.6.2-beta | n/a |
| **v0.9.0-alpha** | v0.16.0-beta | v0.22.0-beta | v0.2.10-alpha | v0.6.2-beta | n/a |
| **v0.8.6-alpha** | v0.15.5-beta | v0.21.0-beta | v0.2.9-alpha | v0.6.1-beta | n/a |
| **v0.8.5-alpha** | v0.15.5-beta | v0.20.2-beta | v0.2.9-alpha | v0.6.1-beta | n/a |
| **v0.8.4-alpha** | v0.15.5-beta | v0.20.1-beta | v0.2.9-alpha | v0.5.8-alpha | n/a |
| **v0.8.3-alpha** | v0.15.4-beta | v0.20.1-beta | v0.2.8-alpha | v0.5.8-alpha | n/a |
| **v0.8.2-alpha** | v0.15.3-beta | v0.20.1-beta | v0.2.8-alpha | v0.5.8-alpha | n/a |
| **v0.8.1-alpha** | v0.15.2-beta | v0.20.1-beta | v0.2.8-alpha | v0.5.8-alpha | n/a |
| **v0.8.0-alpha** | v0.15.1-beta | v0.20.1-beta | v0.2.8-alpha | v0.5.8-alpha | n/a |
| **v0.7.1-alpha** | v0.15.0-beta | v0.19.1-beta | v0.2.8-alpha | v0.5.7-alpha | n/a |
| **v0.7.0-alpha** | v0.15.0-beta | v0.19.1-beta | v0.2.8-alpha | v0.5.7-alpha | n/a |
| **v0.6.7-alpha** | v0.14.3-beta | v0.18.0-beta | v0.2.7-alpha | v0.5.6-alpha | n/a |
| **v0.6.6-alpha** | v0.14.3-beta | v0.18.0-beta | v0.2.7-alpha | v0.5.6-alpha | n/a |
| **v0.6.5-alpha** | v0.14.2-beta | v0.15.1-beta | v0.2.7-alpha | v0.5.5-alpha | n/a |
| **v0.6.4-alpha** | v0.14.2-beta | v0.15.1-beta | v0.2.7-alpha | v0.5.4-alpha | n/a |
| **v0.6.3-alpha** | v0.14.2-beta | v0.15.1-beta | v0.2.7-alpha | v0.5.4-alpha | n/a |
| **v0.6.2-alpha** | v0.14.1-beta | v0.15.1-beta | v0.2.7-alpha | v0.5.4-alpha | n/a |
| **v0.6.1-alpha** | v0.14.1-beta | v0.15.1-beta | v0.2.7-alpha | v0.5.2-alpha | n/a |
| **v0.5.3-alpha** | v0.13.3-beta | v0.14.1-beta | v0.2.6-alpha | v0.5.0-alpha | n/a |
| **v0.5.2-alpha** | v0.13.3-beta | v0.14.1-beta | v0.2.6-alpha | v0.5.0-alpha | n/a |
| **v0.5.1-alpha** | v0.13.0-beta | v0.14.1-beta | v0.2.6-alpha | v0.5.0-alpha | n/a |
| **v0.5.0-alpha** | v0.13.0-beta | v0.14.1-beta | v0.2.6-alpha | v0.5.0-alpha | n/a |
| **v0.4.1-alpha** | v0.12.1-beta | v0.11.4-beta | v0.2.3-alpha | v0.4.4-alpha | n/a |
| **v0.4.0-alpha** | v0.12.0-beta | v0.11.2-beta | v0.2.3-alpha | v0.4.3-alpha | n/a |
| **v0.3.4-alpha** | v0.11.1-beta | v0.11.2-beta | v0.2.2-alpha | v0.3.4-alpha | n/a |
| **v0.3.3-alpha** | v0.11.1-beta | v0.11.2-beta | v0.2.2-alpha | v0.3.4-alpha | n/a |
| **v0.3.2-alpha** | v0.11.1-beta | v0.11.1-beta | v0.2.2-alpha | v0.3.4-alpha | n/a |
| **v0.3.1-alpha** | v0.11.1-beta | v0.11.1-beta | v0.2.2-alpha | v0.3.3-alpha | n/a |
| **v0.3.0-alpha** | v0.11.1-beta | v0.11.0-beta | v0.2.2-alpha | v0.3.2-alpha | n/a |
| **v0.2.0-alpha** | v0.11.1-beta | v0.10.0-beta | v0.2.1-alpha | n/a | n/a |
| **v0.1.1-alpha** | v0.11.0-beta | v0.8.1-beta | v0.2.0-alpha | n/a | n/a |
| **v0.1.0-alpha** | v0.10.3-beta | v0.6.5-beta | v0.2.0-alpha | n/a | n/a |

up first towards the top (before

## Compatibility
) and rename the title from "Daemon Versions packaged with LiT" to "Daemon Versions packaged with LiT in Integrated Mode"

and also change

## Compatibility

to

"LND Version Compatibility When Used In Remote Mode"?

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Sure! That sounds like a great suggestion. Feel free to update the PR to update that instead :)

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