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fix: convert text chart in to mermaid chart - #20
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Wholeheartedly agree with the Mermaid conversion. Thank you for this contribution. 🙇🏻
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Why
The navigation reference in
hub/docs/gallery.mdlays out Hub's main flows: creating a prototype, browsing registered branches, managing prototypes, and drilling into a prototype card. It did this as an indented plain-text tree, which GitHub renders as a raw monospaced block. I had a hard time parsing it quickly so I swapped it for a Mermaid chart. It keeps the same information in the file but renders it as a diagram, which is easier to read and easier to update when the navigation changes.What changes
The outline section now renders as a flowchart instead of an ASCII tree. Nothing about the flows themselves changed, just the presentation: