Introduced CargoPartner and CargoTruck entities for logistics, updated Shipping and IShipping to link to carrier and vehicles, and enhanced UI grids for selection and validation. Updated documentation and glossary to reflect new logistics model and terminology. Removed obsolete Shippings navigation from CargoPartner.
Expanded and clarified solution/project documentation:
- Added all top-level docs and docs/ folder as solution items in .sln files
- Inserted maintenance notices in all project and subfolder READMEs: require .md sync with code
- Main READMEs now include project tables with TFM, purpose, and README links
- ARCHITECTURE.md now details dependency graph and TFM rationale
- CONVENTIONS.md and copilot-instructions.md require code reuse, no redundancy
- Glossary and conventions updated to require terminology/rule updates with code changes
- Emphasized DLL-only AyCode.Core refs and nopCommerce .NET 9.0 requirement
- Clarified domain terms and intentional typos
- No code logic changes; documentation and guidance only
- Introduced `.github/copilot-instructions.md` as the single source of truth for domain rules, conventions, and pitfalls in each solution.
- Added `CLAUDE.md` to guide Claude to read domain rules, glossary, and README before code generation.
- Updated all solution and project `README.md` files to document project purpose, structure, key files, and LLM context (Copilot/Claude/Cursor).
- Added or revised `docs/ARCHITECTURE.md`, `docs/CONVENTIONS.md`, and `docs/GLOSSARY.md` to clarify dependency graphs, naming, patterns, and terminology.
- For FruitBankHybridApp, added `docs/SCHEMA.md` (Toon format) and expanded the glossary with business/measurement terms and common traps.
- Updated all subfolder READMEs to list key files, conventions, and LLM maintenance notes.
- Ensured all documentation is cross-referenced, up-to-date, and includes explicit instructions for LLMs to keep docs in sync with code and avoid suggesting removal/rollback as a solution.
- Standardized documentation and onboarding for maintainability and LLM/code quality across all solutions.
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