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Flatten repository structure by moving apigate/ contents to repo root - #1

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The project was fully nested under apigate/, which made the repository root non-functional as the actual project root. This change relocates the full project tree to the repository root and removes the extra directory layer.

  • Repository root normalization

    • Moved all top-level project assets from apigate/ to / (source, tests, docs, monitoring, scripts, config files).
    • Included hidden files (e.g. .env, .gitignore) in the move to preserve local/runtime behavior.
  • Directory cleanup

    • Removed the now-empty apigate/ directory after relocation.
  • Net effect on paths

    • Updated file locations from apigate/<path> to <path> across the repository (pure path relocation; no file-content changes).
# representative move performed
mv apigate/* .
mv apigate/.[!.]* . 2>/dev/null || true
rmdir apigate

Co-authored-by: su7ox <154077895+su7ox@users.noreply.github.com>
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su7ox marked this pull request as ready for review August 12, 2026 12:29
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su7ox merged commit db0c038 into main Aug 12, 2026
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