gigafibre-fsm/docs/archive/README.md
louispaulb beb6ddc5e5 docs: reorganize into architecture/features/reference/archive folders
All docs moved with git mv so --follow preserves history. Flattens the
single-folder layout into goal-oriented folders and adds a README.md index
at every level.

- docs/README.md — new landing page with "I want to…" intent table
- docs/architecture/ — overview, data-model, app-design
- docs/features/ — billing-payments, cpe-management, vision-ocr, flow-editor
- docs/reference/ — erpnext-item-diff, legacy-wizard/
- docs/archive/ — HANDOFF-2026-04-18, MIGRATION, status-snapshots/
- docs/assets/ — pptx sources, build scripts (fixed hardcoded path)
- roadmap.md gains a "Modules in production" section with clickable
  URLs for every ops/tech/portal route and admin surface
- Phase 4 (Customer Portal) flipped to "Largely Shipped" based on
  audit of services/targo-hub/lib/payments.js (16 endpoints, webhook,
  PPA cron, Klarna BNPL all live)
- Archive files get an "ARCHIVED" banner so stale links inside them
  don't mislead readers

Code comments + nginx configs rewritten to use new doc paths. Root
README.md documentation table replaced with intent-oriented index.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-04-22 11:51:33 -04:00

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Archive

Do not edit these files. They're frozen snapshots kept for historical context. Internal links inside archived docs still point at the pre-reorganization paths (e.g. ARCHITECTURE.md) — that's intentional so they read as they did at the time.

For the current state of the system, go back to docs/README.md or roadmap.md.

Contents

File What it is
HANDOFF-2026-04-18.md The single-page doc index as it stood before the 2026-04-22 reorganization
MIGRATION.md Legacy gestionclient (MariaDB) → ERPNext migration: table-by-table mapping, completion log
LEGACY-ACCOUNTING-ANALYSIS.md April 2026 audit of the legacy PHP/MariaDB accounting system, informed the migration plan
status-snapshots/ Dated "state of the system" write-ups from individual work sessions

Why these still exist

Old snapshots capture context that doesn't belong in the evergreen docs: what someone was worried about on a specific date, what tradeoffs we considered and rejected, what shipped in a given sprint. When reading, assume code examples and doc paths have drifted — verify in the current code before acting on them.