This fixes issue #2 where swift-observation.mdc incorrectly contained
Swift Testing documentation instead of Swift Observation framework content.
The file now properly covers:
- @Observable macro usage and benefits
- SwiftUI integration patterns (@State, @Bindable, @Environment)
- @ObservationTracked and @ObservationIgnored property wrappers
- Migration guide from ObservableObject to @Observable
- Advanced patterns (computed properties, async operations, nested objects)
- Best practices for performance and thread safety
- Common architectural patterns (Repository, State Machine, Coordinator)
- Testing and platform availability
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- Fix issue #6: Change outer fence from 3 to 4 backticks in
continuous-improvement.mdc to prevent @import parsing issues
- Fix issue #3: Replace ~200 lines of Apache License text with
short reference in swift6-migration.mdc
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- Created docs/ folder for reference documentation (Swift, MCP guides)
- Created project-rules/ folder for actionable AI assistant rules
- Separated content by purpose:
- docs/: Knowledge bases and API documentation
- project-rules/: Rules for AI behavior and automation
- Updated README with clearer structure and usage instructions
This organization makes it easier to distinguish between reference
materials and actionable rules for AI assistants.
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