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.
Loretta