docs: clarify top-level directory purpose

[Bryan-Roe]

Summary

• clarify README content for top-level directories to describe their purpose

Testing

• ./test_all.sh

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https://chatgpt.com/codex/tasks/task_e_6897a559679483228fc8c587a8027fc4

Summary by Sourcery

Clarify directory documentation and enhance repository health reporting.

Enhancements:

• Add README files to each top-level directory to describe their purpose
• Introduce REPOSITORY_STATS.md to provide an overview of repository statistics and directory/file breakdown
• Enhance MAINTENANCE_REPORT.md with executive summary, health check status, updated statistics, and recent activity details

[sourcery-ai]

Reviewer's Guide

This PR clarifies the purpose of top-level directories by adding dedicated README.md files, refactors the maintenance report with an enhanced format and executive summary, and introduces a new repository statistics document.

Class diagram for new top-level README files

classDiagram
    class ConfigurationREADME {
        +Purpose: Contains configuration files and sample settings
    }
    class AutomationScriptsREADME {
        +Purpose: Collection of scripts for maintenance and development
    }
    class DocumentationREADME {
        +Purpose: Reference documentation, guides, and reports
    }
    class TestingREADME {
        +Purpose: Test suites and helper utilities
    }
    class RuntimeREADME {
        +Purpose: Components for runtime execution and environment setup
    }
    class WebUIREADME {
        +Purpose: Web-based UI components and demos
    }
    class ExtensionsREADME {
        +Purpose: Optional extensions and integration examples
    }
    class TemporaryREADME {
        +Purpose: Scratch space for experimental files
    }
    class DataREADME {
        +Purpose: Sample datasets and analysis files
    }
    class MiscellaneousREADME {
        +Purpose: Uncategorized resources and leftover items
    }

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Class diagram for new repository statistics document

classDiagram
    class RepositoryStats {
        +TotalFiles: int
        +TotalDirectories: int
        +TotalSymlinks: int
        +RepositorySize: string
        +DirectoryBreakdown: map
        +FileTypeAnalysis: map
    }

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Class diagram for updated maintenance report structure

classDiagram
    class MaintenanceReport {
        +Generated: datetime
        +Tool: string
        +ExecutiveSummary: string
        +HealthCheckResults: string
        +RepositoryStatistics: map
        +RecentActivity: list
    }

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Refactored maintenance report format and content	updated header with generation tool and timestamp added Executive Summary and Health Check sections removed obsolete Git info, fixes, and recommendations condensed repository stats and recent activity log	12-documentation/MAINTENANCE_REPORT.md
Added comprehensive repository statistics document	generated overall file and directory counts provided directory breakdown with sizes included file type analysis	REPOSITORY_STATS.md
Introduced README docs for top-level directories	created README stubs for each directory defined purpose for each top-level folder	10-configuration/README.md 11-automation-scripts/README.md 12-documentation/README.md 13-testing/README.md 14-runtime/README.md 15-web-ui/README.md 16-extensions/README.md 17-temporary/README.md 18-data/README.md 19-miscellaneous/README.md

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[Copilot]

Pull Request Overview

This PR adds README files to clarify the purpose of numbered top-level directories in the repository structure. The changes focus on improving documentation and repository organization by providing brief descriptions for each directory's intended use.

Key changes:

• Added README.md files to directories 10-19 with concise purpose descriptions
• Created a new REPOSITORY_STATS.md file with comprehensive repository metrics
• Updated the MAINTENANCE_REPORT.md with enhanced formatting and additional statistics

Reviewed Changes

Copilot reviewed 12 out of 12 changed files in this pull request and generated no comments.

Show a summary per file

File	Description
REPOSITORY_STATS.md	New file providing comprehensive repository statistics including file counts, directory breakdown, and file type analysis
19-miscellaneous/README.md	Added README describing directory for uncategorized resources
18-data/README.md	Added README describing directory for sample datasets and analysis files
17-temporary/README.md	Added README describing directory as scratch space for experimental work
16-extensions/README.md	Added README describing directory for optional extensions and integrations
15-web-ui/README.md	Added README describing directory for web-based UI components
14-runtime/README.md	Added README describing directory for runtime execution components
13-testing/README.md	Added README describing directory for test suites and utilities
12-documentation/README.md	Added README describing directory for reference documentation and guides
12-documentation/MAINTENANCE_REPORT.md	Updated maintenance report with enhanced formatting and recent activity tracking
11-automation-scripts/README.md	Added README describing directory for automation and maintenance scripts
10-configuration/README.md	Added README describing directory for configuration files and settings

[sourcery-ai]

Hey @Bryan-Roe - I've reviewed your changes - here's some feedback:

• This PR bundles auto-generated maintenance and stats reports alongside manual README changes—consider separating or excluding generated files so the directory purpose clarifications remain the primary focus.
• The new top-level README entries are very concise; adding a brief example or a link to key files in each directory could make them more helpful for newcomers.

Prompt for AI Agents

Please address the comments from this code review:
## Overall Comments
- This PR bundles auto-generated maintenance and stats reports alongside manual README changes—consider separating or excluding generated files so the directory purpose clarifications remain the primary focus.
- The new top-level README entries are very concise; adding a brief example or a link to key files in each directory could make them more helpful for newcomers.

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