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This pull request reorganizes the repository into a standard, professional structure. It moves source code to a dedicated src directory, places documentation into a docs folder, adds standard repository files like a LICENSE, and improves the README with clear instructions for getting started.


PR created automatically by Jules for task 7472386442306444286

This commit reorganizes the repository into a more conventional structure for a Vite + React application.

Key changes include:
- All source code (`.tsx`, `.ts` files, components, and services) has been moved into a `/src` directory.
- Conceptual markdown files have been moved into a `/docs` directory to clean up the project root.
- The `README.md` has been updated with standard sections like "Getting Started" and "Project Structure".
- A `LICENSE` file (MIT) and an `AGENTS.md` file have been added.
- All relevant configuration files (`vite.config.ts`, `tsconfig.json`, `index.html`) have been updated to support the new structure.

The project has been verified to build successfully after these changes.
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