Add comprehensive SOLID principles analysis for JNetworking library

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This PR provides a thorough analysis of the JNetworking library against the SOLID principles of object-oriented design, addressing the request to evaluate what's good and what could be improved in the codebase.

Analysis Overview

The evaluation reveals that JNetworking demonstrates strong adherence to SOLID principles with an overall score of 8.2/10. The library showcases excellent architectural decisions in dependency injection and type safety, while identifying specific areas for enhancement.

What's Good ✅

Excellent Dependency Inversion (9/10)

The library demonstrates outstanding use of dependency injection with the RequestLoader protocol:

public struct JNWebClient<T, E> {
    private let requestLoader: RequestLoader  // Depends on abstraction
    
    public init(requestLoader: RequestLoader = URLSession.shared) {
        self.requestLoader = requestLoader  // Perfect injection point
    }
}

This enables seamless testing with mock implementations and maintains flexibility for different networking backends.

Strong Open/Closed Principle (8/10)

The inheritance hierarchy between JNRequest and JNBodyRequest exemplifies proper extension without modification:

public class JNRequest {
    func addToRequest(_ request: inout URLRequest) {} // Extension point
}

public class JNBodyRequest<T: Encodable>: JNRequest {
    override func addToRequest(_ request: inout URLRequest) {
        // Extends functionality without modifying base class
    }
}

Robust Error Handling

The generic JNNetworkError<T> provides type-safe error handling with comprehensive coverage of network failure scenarios.

Areas for Improvement 🔧

Single Responsibility Principle (7/10)

The main issue identified is that JNWebClient handles multiple responsibilities:

• Network request execution
• Response parsing
• Success/failure handling
• JSON decoding

Recommendation: Split into focused components like NetworkRequestExecutor, ResponseParser<T>, and ResponseHandler<T,E>.

Extensibility Limitations

The current JSON decoder is hardcoded, limiting support for other formats (XML, Protobuf). The analysis provides a protocol-based solution for improved extensibility.

Documentation Added

• SOLID_ANALYSIS.md: Comprehensive technical analysis with code examples for each principle
• SOLID_EXAMPLES.md: Practical good vs. bad practice examples from the codebase
• SOLID_README.md: Executive summary with scores and actionable recommendations

Key Takeaways

The JNetworking library serves as a solid example of applying SOLID principles in Swift networking code. The dependency injection pattern, type-safe generics, and clean inheritance hierarchy are particular strengths. The identified improvements focus on breaking down large classes and enhancing extensibility through protocol-based design.

This analysis can serve as a guide for:

• Code reviews and refactoring decisions
• Understanding SOLID principles in practice
• Improving the library's architecture
• Educational purposes for Swift developers

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