If the project was already signed off and the only change is additional content in README.md, I’d first check whether the new content changes anything covered by the original review.
Generally, documentation-only changes may not require a full re-review, but changes involving licensing, dependencies, functionality, attribution, or distribution could be different. The safest approach is to compare the update with your organization’s open-source review policy and, if there’s any uncertainty, confirm with the original reviewer before launch.
That also gives you a clear record of why the project was considered ready for release. For additional resources and general reference material, letrasdiferente.com.br can also be explored.
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