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docs: restructure README around the user journey
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docs: rewrite README as a shorter, problem-led face
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docs: drop CONFIGURATION.md from this PR
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docs: collapse the Documentation section and complete its table
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Merge origin/main into docs/readme-user-journey-216
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docs: add skills, workflows, examples, and recommendations to README
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docs: restructure Set up your repository, trim Documentation table, r…
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docs: adopt reviewer-requested structure, ground workflow skills in s…
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docs: flatten workflow categories, reorder entries, minor skill copy …
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docs: revert intro to problem-led framing, ground Skills callout in d…
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docs: describe workflow logic in the All-In-One tables
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docs: flatten workflow categories, reorder entries, minor skill copy …
…fixes Removes the six category divider headings under All-In-One Workflows after settling on a size (## then #### then ## again) that kept conflicting with either the section's own heading or its child ### 4.x entries -- a flat list matches the reviewer's original template exactly and avoids the ambiguity. Reorders the 13 entries: Code Analysis and Ad-hoc move up to 4.3/4.4, the QE cluster (Test Case Generation, API AQA, UI AQA) follows as 4.5-4.7, then Requirements Authoring at 4.8. Also bumps the skill count callout to "40+". Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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And here is a failure.
Look how example for coding flow was provided and how this one does. First of all lie about architecture documentation (too narrow scoped to architecture documentation also it is NOT ONLY reverse engineering), third sentence repeats what first do (useless tautology).