Reformat architecture diagram in README

[ewiner]

A whitespace-only change to fix up the ASCII diagram.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request focuses on enhancing the clarity of the project's documentation by reformatting the ASCII architecture diagram within the README.md file. The changes are purely cosmetic, involving adjustments to whitespace to ensure the diagram is correctly aligned and easier to interpret, without altering any content or functionality.

Highlights

• Documentation Reformatting: The architecture diagram in the README.md file has been reformatted to improve its visual presentation and readability. This was a whitespace-only change.

Changelog

• README.md
  • Reformatted the ASCII architecture diagram for improved visual alignment and readability.

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Code Review

This pull request reformats the ASCII architecture diagram in the README.md file, improving its alignment and readability. The change is a good improvement. I've added a suggestion to consider replacing the ASCII art with a Mermaid diagram in the future to make it easier to maintain.

[gemini-code-assist]

Thanks for reformatting the architecture diagram. The alignment is much better now.

For future maintenance, consider replacing the ASCII art with a Mermaid diagram. GitHub renders Mermaid diagrams directly in Markdown, which makes them much easier to edit and keep up-to-date than ASCII art.

Here's a possible Mermaid version of the current diagram:

graph TD
    subgraph "Channels"
        A[REPL]
        B[HTTP]
        C[WASM Channels]
        D[Web Gateway <br/> (SSE + WS)]
    end

    E[Agent Loop <br/> Intent routing]

    A & B & C & D --> E

    F[Scheduler <br/> (parallel jobs)]
    G[Routines Engine <br/> (cron, event, wh)]

    E --> F
    E --> G

    subgraph "Execution"
        H[Local Workers <br/> (in-proc)]
        I[Orchestrator]
    end

    %% Invisible node for merging
    M1((( )))
    style M1 fill:none,stroke:none

    F --> M1
    G --> M1

    M1 --> H
    M1 --> I
    
    subgraph "Docker Sandbox"
        J[Containers]
        K[Worker / CC]
        J --> K
    end
    
    I --> J

    L[Tool Registry <br/> (Built-in, MCP, WASM)]

    H --> L
    I --> L

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To use this, you would replace the ASCII art block with this Mermaid block, ensuring the language identifier is mermaid.