🎨 Palette: Enhance architecture diagram with semantic shapes and hierarchy#57
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This change improves the system architecture diagram in the README by:
- Adding a descriptive title for better context.
- Implementing semantic node shapes: stadium shape `([ ])` for Kubernetes Cluster and hexagon `{{ }}` for Quantum Scheduler.
- Adding missing architectural components mentioned in the text: `AI Workloads` and `aSHARD VRAM Pinning`.
- Applying dashed borders to subgraphs for improved visual delineation of layers.
- Ensuring consistency between the documentation text and the visual representation.
Accessibility:
- Added a diagram title.
- Improved visual hierarchy for better scannability.
Co-authored-by: igor-holt <125706350+igor-holt@users.noreply.github.com>
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This pull request updates the architectural Mermaid diagram in README.md to incorporate semantic shapes, include missing components like AI Workloads and aSHARD VRAM Pinning, and style the subgraphs with dashed borders. It also documents these design learnings in .Jules/palette.md. The reviewer suggested simplifying the stroke-dasharray values in the Mermaid styles to avoid potential rendering issues.
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In Mermaid style definitions, using spaces within property values (such as stroke-dasharray: 5 5) can cause parsing errors or rendering issues depending on the Mermaid renderer version, as spaces are often used as delimiters. It is safer and more robust to use a comma-separated value without spaces (e.g., stroke-dasharray: 5,5) or a single value (e.g., stroke-dasharray: 5) to achieve the same dashed border effect.
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Enhance the architecture diagram in the README.md to improve scannability, visual hierarchy, and consistency with technical documentation. Added semantic shapes for key components and included missing layers like AI Workloads and VRAM Pinning.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 16346081898778090058 started by Igor Holt (@igor-holt)