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Pull request overview
This PR adds a new high-level documentation snapshot that provides an overview of the FlashFusion platform, covering its purpose, architecture, key features, development workflow, and project structure. The document uses inline citations to reference source files.
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- Added HIGH_LEVEL_SNAPSHOT.md documenting platform overview, architecture, development workflow, and project layout
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This pull request introduces a high-level snapshot document, which is an excellent addition for onboarding new developers. The document is well-structured and provides a concise overview of the platform. My review focuses on verifying the accuracy of the code references within this new documentation. I've identified a few references that are either incorrect, point to the wrong code sections, or are incomplete. Correcting these will significantly enhance the document's reliability and usefulness.
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| ## Architecture overview | ||
| - The React entrypoint (`src/main.tsx`) boots the app inside a strict mode root with defensive initialization and an inline HTML fallback that reloads the page if mounting fails.【F:src/main.tsx†L1-L64】 | ||
| - `App` wraps the experience in a custom `FlashFusionErrorBoundary` and branded loader before handing off to the core experience, ensuring monitored error handling and user-friendly recovery paths.【F:src/App.tsx†L15-L93】 |
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The code reference for the App component appears to point to the FlashFusionErrorBoundary definition (L15-L93) rather than the App component itself. To improve accuracy, please update the reference to point to the App component's implementation, for example src/App.tsx†L262-L351.
| - `App` wraps the experience in a custom `FlashFusionErrorBoundary` and branded loader before handing off to the core experience, ensuring monitored error handling and user-friendly recovery paths.【F:src/App.tsx†L15-L93】 | |
| - `App` wraps the experience in a custom `FlashFusionErrorBoundary` and branded loader before handing off to the core experience, ensuring monitored error handling and user-friendly recovery paths.【F:src/App.tsx†L262-L351】 |
| ## Architecture overview | ||
| - The React entrypoint (`src/main.tsx`) boots the app inside a strict mode root with defensive initialization and an inline HTML fallback that reloads the page if mounting fails.【F:src/main.tsx†L1-L64】 | ||
| - `App` wraps the experience in a custom `FlashFusionErrorBoundary` and branded loader before handing off to the core experience, ensuring monitored error handling and user-friendly recovery paths.【F:src/App.tsx†L15-L93】 | ||
| - `AppCoreOptimized` orchestrates routing, lazy loading with preloading, enhanced fallbacks, and device-aware authentication flows to balance resilience and performance for the main experience surfaces (interface, landing, and demo).【F:src/components/core/AppCoreOptimized.tsx†L1-L144】 |
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The code reference for AppCoreOptimized points to helper functions at the top of the file (L1-L144) instead of the component definition itself. For better clarity, please update the reference to point directly to the AppCoreOptimized component, which is defined from line 356. A more accurate reference would be src/components/core/AppCoreOptimized.tsx†L356-L601.
| - `AppCoreOptimized` orchestrates routing, lazy loading with preloading, enhanced fallbacks, and device-aware authentication flows to balance resilience and performance for the main experience surfaces (interface, landing, and demo).【F:src/components/core/AppCoreOptimized.tsx†L1-L144】 | |
| - `AppCoreOptimized` orchestrates routing, lazy loading with preloading, enhanced fallbacks, and device-aware authentication flows to balance resilience and performance for the main experience surfaces (interface, landing, and demo).【F:src/components/core/AppCoreOptimized.tsx†L356-L601】 |
| - Error boundaries and safe-mode toggles provide user-facing recovery options alongside lazy-loaded modules for primary app surfaces.【F:src/App.tsx†L21-L93】【F:src/components/core/AppCoreOptimized.tsx†L90-L139】 | ||
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| ## Development workflow | ||
| - Install with `npm i` and start locally via `npm run dev`; additional scripts cover builds, previews, linting, formatting, type-checking, and multiple test runners for CI and local feedback.【F:README.md†L6-L10】【F:src/README.md†L129-L152】 |
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The references on this line have some inaccuracies:
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【F:README.md†L6-L10】points to a file in the root directory that was not provided for review, making it a potentially broken link. Please ensure this file exists and the reference is correct. - The reference
【F:src/README.md†L129-L152】points to the "Available Scripts" section, but the description also mentionsnpm ifor installation. The installation instructions are in a different section (L67-L78). Consider adjusting the reference to be more comprehensive, for example by pointing to the "Quick Start" section (src/README.md†L59-L98).
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Create a high-level snapshot document (HIGH_LEVEL_SNAPSHOT.md) that explains FlashFusion’s platform and architecture for quick onboarding and review.
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