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Sweep: a mermaid diagram for contributions

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  1. mermaid diagram for contributions explaining how the codebase is organised
  2. mermaid diagram for contributions explaining how to contribute, flow, etc.
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  • docs/codebase_diagram.md
  • docs/contribution_flow_diagram.md
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docs/codebase_diagram.md Create docs/codebase_diagram.md with contents:
• Create a new markdown file named codebase_diagram.md in the docs directory.
• In this file, create a mermaid diagram that represents the structure and organization of the codebase.
• The diagram should include all the main directories and files in the repo, and should illustrate the relationships and dependencies between them.
• Use the mermaid syntax to create the diagram. For example, to represent a directory, you could use a rectangle node, and to represent a file, you could use a circle node. To represent a dependency or relationship, you could use an arrow.
docs/contribution_flow_diagram.md Create docs/contribution_flow_diagram.md with contents:
• Create a new markdown file named contribution_flow_diagram.md in the docs directory.
• In this file, create a mermaid diagram that represents the contribution flow.
• The diagram should include all the main steps in the contribution process, as outlined in the CONTRIBUTING.md file. This includes forking the repository, creating a new branch, making changes, and submitting a pull request.
• Use the mermaid syntax to create the diagram. For example, to represent a step in the process, you could use a rectangle node, and to represent a transition from one step to another, you could use an arrow.

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