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Review Issues and Update Codebase #14
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- Mark Phase 0 frontend setup and Effect packages as complete - Add PR links for all completed tasks (PRs #9, #11) - Note that Issues #3 and #5 are duplicates about CI/CD - Update WASM experiment status to note PR #13 in progress - Better organize WASM tasks with Research section All updates reflect actual completion status based on closed issues and merged PRs.
WalkthroughDocumentation-only updates to ROADMAP.md: multiple roadmap items changed from planned/pending to completed or expanded, with added PR and issue links, clarified task descriptions across frontend, backend, market data, and experimental WASM sections; no code or public API changes. Changes
Estimated code review effort🎯 1 (Trivial) | ⏱️ ~3 minutes
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✨ Finishing touches🧪 Generate unit tests (beta)
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Replace link-heavy descriptions with actual task descriptions: - Explain what each task accomplishes, not just issue numbers - Add context about technologies, components, and deliverables - Keep issue/PR references as supplementary metadata - Remove useless annotations like "(duplicate issues)" The roadmap should be useful without clicking through to GitHub.
Each issue now has a dedicated checkbox instead of grouping multiple issues under one checkbox. Duplicates are marked as such but still get their own tracking line.
All updates reflect actual completion status based on closed issues and merged PRs.
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