docs(readme): add E2E Product Vision as clickable cover image#16
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Adds master-view.png (Evolith E2E Product Vision MD3 diagram) to the assets folder and redesigns the README header with a centered, professional layout. The image renders as a medium thumbnail and opens full-size on click via GitHub's native image viewer. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Restore README bilingual parity
This added ### heading changes the English README to 10 ##/### headers while README.es.md remains at 9, violating the repo's bilingual parity rule from AGENTS.md/global-rules.md. I checked node .harness/scripts/validate-docs.mjs, and it now fails with README.es.md:1 bilingual structural mismatch: 10 headers in EN vs 9 in ES, so this commit will block the documented pre-commit/doc validation path unless the Spanish counterpart is updated or the heading structure is kept in sync.
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master-view.png(Evolith E2E Product Vision · MD3) toreference/governance/sdlc/assets/<div align="center">What changed
The README previously had no visual cover. This PR introduces the master architecture diagram as the first thing a visitor sees, giving immediate context about the platform's scope and structure before reading any text.
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<a href><img></a>pattern — fully supported by GitHub's Markdown rendererstyleattribute on the<img>tag is ignored by GitHub (it strips inline styles) but doesn't break rendering🤖 Generated with Claude Code